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I will never look at rabbits the same way again.
Watership Down was a delightful surprise. Beautifully written, multilayered, and an unforgettable adventure. Adams constructed rabbits into characters more distinct and charged with depth than many writers can do with humans. A terrific lesson on comradery and leadership. I need to create a shelf called I can't wait to read this to my future children. And this is by no means solely a children's book.
“My Chief Rabbit has told me to stay and def ...more
Watership Down was a delightful surprise. Beautifully written, multilayered, and an unforgettable adventure. Adams constructed rabbits into characters more distinct and charged with depth than many writers can do with humans. A terrific lesson on comradery and leadership. I need to create a shelf called I can't wait to read this to my future children. And this is by no means solely a children's book.
“My Chief Rabbit has told me to stay and def ...more
A tribe of rabbits brave their way across the countryside to found a new home. They make some friends, make some enemies, tell stories about God-rabbit and commit piracy of a boat.
Not a bad book. I have been looking for a "group founds a civilization" type book, but didn't expect it to involve a group of bunnies. ...more
Not a bad book. I have been looking for a "group founds a civilization" type book, but didn't expect it to involve a group of bunnies. ...more
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