An annual Huckabay favorite. Our second read through, but it felt new again because it was the first time a couple kids have truly been engaged in the story. I love that anyone can enjoy this tale without having to have read any other Redwall books.

Gift for Noah from the Petersons

The art work in this book is wonderful!

I imagined memorizing parts of this book. Nice thought but it didn't happen. Yet, anyway.

I love the Redwall series. This is one of the sweetest ones of all of them.

This was the first book in a long time that Greg and I had the chance to read together. Early November was beginning to feel like winter well before the snow fell a few weeks later, and we enjoyed snuggling up on the couch and reading this magical, wintery tale aloud together. Greg grew up reading Redwall stories and *claims* he knows the voices very well. This story does not rely too heavily on the rest of Redwall's lore, and is recommended for anyone looking for a cozy, bucolic read for an evening wrapped up in blankets.

I love Redwall so so much <3

A cute little book with lovely illustrations.

A cute wintery story set at Redwall. While the characters are the same as from Redwall, it would not be required to have read that first. The story stands alone quite well. At first the alternating prose and poetry was odd, but by the end I had gotten used to it and enjoyed the switch back and forth. The illustrations are darling!

This is such a pleasant read - lyrical, partly in rhyme. Little Bungo believes in the giant Snow Badger, but the adults don't anymore. After a troupe of travelling players performs and everyone has gone to bed, Bungo wakes early seeking to discover the truth. Amazing illustrations.

I'm not planning to start reviewing all the books I read to Jackson, but this one was long enough and it really held his attention. I of course adored the Redwall books when I was in late elementary school and middle school, so it was special to me to read this to him in hopes of us reading many more of the full ones together in the future. These books are always fun and charming but always essentially the same, so they probably won't get many five star ratings from me when we eventually get to them, but they're great in their own way: cozy, great accents, food written so well, always a quest with a riddle, and always a compelling bad guy to overcome.

Such a magical, sweet story from within Redwall! The illustrations by Christopher Denise are just beautiful, and the stories and rhyming lines are superb. Of course, the descriptions of the banquets are just as mouth-watering as they are in the longer novels themselves. This is the perfect addition to any Redwall fan's collection, young and old :)