Letter to Author
Comments: 1
17 Wyoming Ave.
Wyoming, Oh. 45215
March 22, 2006
Brian Jacques
C/o Scholastic
555 Broadway
New York, NY 10012-3999
Dear Mr. Jacques:
I love the Redwall series. My favorite book in the series has to be Martin the Warrior. I like this book because there was more action and the book never stood still. That’s mainly why I like your series, because there is so much action. I also really get attached to the characters and can sometimes anticipate what they will do to get out of a particular situation. Sometimes though, I get confused with the chronological order of the book. I would love to know the chronological order so I can understand the books a little better.
Do you have any way to help me know more about each individual creature, like hares and badgers? Could you write a prequel to the books about the mountain Salamandastron? Something that I think would be really interesting would be to have the good people lose one. Then you could follow with a sequel to show them taking back over and defeating evil. This is a little like Mossflower and Martin the Warrior but this time you show how the evil got to power instead of briefly describing it. I know you give a lot of detail so why not some more?
Thank you for your time and thought.
Sincerely,
Jack McCaslin
Wyoming, Oh. 45215
March 22, 2006
Brian Jacques
C/o Scholastic
555 Broadway
New York, NY 10012-3999
Dear Mr. Jacques:
I love the Redwall series. My favorite book in the series has to be Martin the Warrior. I like this book because there was more action and the book never stood still. That’s mainly why I like your series, because there is so much action. I also really get attached to the characters and can sometimes anticipate what they will do to get out of a particular situation. Sometimes though, I get confused with the chronological order of the book. I would love to know the chronological order so I can understand the books a little better.
Do you have any way to help me know more about each individual creature, like hares and badgers? Could you write a prequel to the books about the mountain Salamandastron? Something that I think would be really interesting would be to have the good people lose one. Then you could follow with a sequel to show them taking back over and defeating evil. This is a little like Mossflower and Martin the Warrior but this time you show how the evil got to power instead of briefly describing it. I know you give a lot of detail so why not some more?
Thank you for your time and thought.
Sincerely,
Jack McCaslin
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Jack, when you put your address, you put it on the wrong side. You also forgot to put your name. (You could make up one). You forgot to put 3 paragraphs in your letter. Also, dont put your real name in your signature on this one. Only the one that you send to the author. The date needs to be above erverything.
