If the campfire tales of El-ahrairah, the use of Lapine words like "hrududu," and the way Hazel’s band inhabits a culture with its own myths and customs thrilled you, you’ll feel right at home in the richly textured world of Redwall. Jacques gives you feast songs, warrior codes, and distinct species traditions (from the sparrows to the shrews) that echo the depth of Watership’s rabbit lore—only with swashbuckling set pieces and a warmly heroic heart.

You enjoyed watching Hazel’s crew pursue a single, urgent aim—finding and safeguarding a new home—using clever stratagems like Blackberry’s raft trick and the daring river escape after the Efrafa raid. The Hobbit offers that same pulse: Bilbo’s quest pivots on wit and nerve (the riddle game with Gollum, the spiders’ rescue, the barrel escape) as the company presses toward a goal that tests loyalty and leadership at every turn.

If Bigwig’s infiltration of Efrafa, Hazel’s negotiations (even bringing in Kehaar), and the chess-match against General Woundwort gripped you, Dune delivers that scale of maneuvering. Paul Atreides must outthink imperial forces and Harkonnen oppression, forging alliances with the Fremen and executing audacious plans in the desert—echoing the blend of reconnaissance, raids, and political brinkmanship you admired in the struggle against Efrafa.

Hazel’s rabbits dodging owls, snares (Bigwig’s near-fatal trap), dogs, and open-field predators captures the raw edge of life in the wild. The Call of the Wild channels that same visceral survival energy as Buck learns the law of club and fang, battles the elements, and adapts—or dies—in the Yukon. It’s the relentless, moment-to-moment calculus of endurance that made the heather-and-hills journey so compelling.

If you loved the way Hazel led a varied crew—Fiver’s visions, Bigwig’s muscle, Blackberry’s brains, Dandelion’s stories—Into the Wild brings a similarly vibrant ensemble among the warrior Clans. As Firepaw trains under Bluestar and faces ShadowClan threats (like clashes over Sunningrocks), the group dynamics, mentorship, and shifting loyalties mirror the camaraderie and tactical teamwork that carried the rabbits through raids and rescues.