Brian Jacques Books in Order

When the rat warlord Cluny the Scourge attacks peaceful Redwall Abbey, young Matthias sets out to find Martin the Warrior's lost sword. It is a siege story, a quest, and a coming-of-age adventure all at once.

Martin the Warrior and the quick-witted Gonff join woodland allies against Tsarmina, the wildcat tyrant of Mossflower. Their fight to break Kotir's grip turns this prequel into one of the series' foundational legends.

When Slagar the Cruel kidnaps the young creatures of Redwall, Matthias leads a rescue across forests, marshes, and ruined places. Mattimeo must grow up fast as danger closes in on both captives and rescuers.

A battered mousemaid washes ashore at Redwall with no memory of who she is. Once Mariel remembers the pirate Gabool the Wild, her recovery turns into a fierce quest for revenge and justice.

A collection of seven spooky tales for younger readers, filled with ghosts, curses, eerie encounters, and a strong campfire-story feel. It shows Brian Jacques working in a darker, shorter form than Redwall.

Headstrong young Samkim runs off with Martin's sword and stumbles into the wider world just as Ferahgo the Assassin threatens Salamandastron. The stolen blade, the mountain fortress, and a coming war all collide.

Long before Redwall Abbey, Martin is a slave in Marshank under the cruel Badrang. His escape, his friendships, and his fight back turn this into the origin story of the series' central hero.

Joseph the Bellmaker dreams that Mariel and Dandin are in terrible danger across the sea. His rescue party heads for Castle Floret, where a foxwolf tyrant has turned a squirrel kingdom into a prison.

An abandoned ferret named Veil is raised at Redwall under suspicion and Bryony's stubborn care. Far away, the badger Sunflash is drawn toward Salamandastron, where Swartt Sixclaw's horde is gathering for war.

The creatures of Redwall bustle through the Abbey preparing a surprise feast for their old Abbot. Told in picture-book form, it is warm, celebratory, and full of the food and fellowship fans love.

A murder, six lost pink pearls, and a trail of riddles pull Redwall into one of its most puzzle-heavy adventures. While friends search for the treasure, Ublaz Mad Eyes will do anything to reclaim it.

A foldout map and puzzle companion packed with riddles, trivia, word games, and Redwall lore. It is made for fans who enjoy the series' clues, routes, and little details.

Young Tammo dreams of joining the fighting hares of Salamandastron's Long Patrol. His wish comes true just as Lady Cregga Rose Eyes faces a brutal war against Damug Warfang and the Rapscallion horde.

When the royal tapestry is stolen from Redwall, three young friends chase the thieves all the way to the stronghold of the Marlfox clan. The quest mixes prophecy, pursuit, and one especially slippery enemy family.

A hands-on companion built around Redwall Abbey itself, letting fans explore the place beyond the battles. It is more about the Abbey's layout, look, and atmosphere than a brand-new adventure.

While Redwall is being built, Martin hears the tale of his father, Luke the Warrior. What follows is a seafaring adventure about captivity, courage, and a final reckoning with the pirate Vilu Daskar.

Lord Brocktree and the young haremaid Dotti travel toward Salamandastron only to learn it has fallen to the wildcat Ungatt Trunn. Their long march becomes a campaign to win back the mountain fortress.

A companion guide to Redwall that introduces the series' heroes and villains in quick, visual form. It is more character handbook than story, handy if you want faces, names, and reminders.

A frog-themed anthology that includes a Brian Jacques story among its tales. It is a playful side trip, mixing fantasy, humor, and amphibian mischief rather than returning to his main series worlds.

At Redwall Abbey, two young Dibbuns wait eagerly for a band of traveling performers while winter settles in. This picture book leans into celebration, community, and the Abbey's comforting seasonal rhythm.

This *Tribes of Redwall* companion focuses on the series' badger heroes and their traditions. It gathers lore, profiles, trivia, and extras around some of the biggest figures in the Redwall world.

Ben and his dog Ned escape the curse of the legendary Flying Dutchman, only to be sent wandering through history to help others. Their first stop, Chapelvale, hides secrets that could destroy the whole village.

Kidnapped as a baby by the Juskarath, Deyna is raised to be the clan's prophesied warrior, the Taggerung. As he grows older, he must choose between the life he was trained for and the one he truly wants.

An otter-focused *Tribes of Redwall* companion packed with profiles, customs, lore, trivia, and extras. It is a good stop if you want more on one of the series' liveliest and most restless peoples.

Enslaved at the fortress of Riftgard, the squirrelmaid Triss escapes with two friends and heads south. Her flight leads her toward Redwall, Martin's sword, and a larger struggle against the rulers she left behind.

Still wandering under angelic orders, Ben and Ned are drawn into another human-world adventure. This time they join a French sea captain and a mission that mixes danger, loyalty, and the need to keep moving.

A dream hints that the lost Abbey of Loamhedge may hold an answer for Martha Braebuck, a young haremaid who cannot walk. While friends go in search of that hope, danger rises closer to home.

This *Tribes of Redwall* volume turns its attention to the mice who stand at the heart of the saga. Expect character profiles, background lore, trivia, and a closer look at Redwall's central tribe.

Urso Brunov, the Little Father of All Bears, wakes from winter sleep to find members of his tiny tribe missing. His rescue mission grows into a storybook journey across mountains, rivers, desert, and danger.

Rakkety Tam MacBurl, a hard-fighting squirrel from the north, marches into Mossflower just as Gulo the Savage brings war with him. Redwall becomes the heart of a fast, rough campaign against a ruthless enemy.

Six strange tales full of curses, creepy turns, and moral comeuppance. It is Brian Jacques in spooky-story mode, shorter and sharper than Redwall, but still rich in atmosphere and momentum.

Young otter Tiria Wildlough is called by dreams to Green Isle, where wildcat rule has crushed the otter clans. To free them, she must accept the burden of becoming High Queen Rhulain.

Part story, part kitchen companion, this Redwall tie-in follows Sister Pansy through the seasons as she becomes Head Cook. Along the way it serves up recipes inspired by the Abbey's famously generous feasts.

A planned *Tribes of Redwall* companion centered on the series' bold hares and the Long Patrol. It was meant to gather lore, profiles, and fan-friendly extras in the style of the earlier volumes.

A planned *Tribes of Redwall* companion focused on squirrel characters from across the saga. It was intended to follow the same profile-and-lore format as the other books in the companion line.

Ben and Ned are swept into the brutal world of slave traders and sea captivity in the final Flying Dutchman novel. Separation, pursuit, and escape give this one a darker edge than the earlier books.

After the fox captain Vizka Longtooth destroys his home, the young badger Gorath is swept into a prophecy tied to Salamandastron. His road to vengeance and leadership is rough, cold, and full of hard choices.

A War Child anthology for younger readers, Midnight Feast assembles short fiction, extracts, illustrations, and a Jamie Oliver mini-pizza recipe from prominent children’s writers. Its pieces range through fantasy, comedy, mystery, and spooky adventure.

A comic-book retelling of the first Redwall story, following Matthias, Cluny the Scourge, and the hunt for Martin's sword. It keeps the core adventure while giving the Abbey and its battles a visual form.

A stolen heirloom and a trail of strange emeralds lead Redwall's young creatures into the black tunnels of the Doomwyte ravens. Old grudges, traps, and underground terror turn a search into a deadly test.

Urso Brunov sets out again when two lost polar bear cubs need help getting home. The rescue carries him through snow and over the sea to a northern kingdom ruled by the White Emperor.

When the Sable Quean's Ravagers kidnap Redwall's children, Buckler Kordyne and his friends race toward a mountain fortress to bring them back. Owls, poison, and divided loyalties make the rescue especially dangerous.

Razzid Wearat and his murderous warband carve a path toward Redwall Abbey aboard a fearsome wheeled ship. To stop him, the Long Patrol joins forces with the sea otter Rogue Crew for one last hard fight.