Watership Down, by Richard Adams (Book Review)
“There is not a day or night but a doe offers her life for her kittens.” Set in a once rural landscape, this wild tale shows the stories of a bands of rabbits and their flight from the invasion of man and the future demolition of their warren. They journey from their native home, through the trials posed by the world together. Lead by a band of brothers, they move on toward the dream more perfect society and a promised home… “Bigwig realized that he had stumbled, quite unexpectedly, upon what he needed most of all: a strong, sensible friend who would think on her own account and help to bear his burden.” This book I didn’t love, but it actually wasn't terrible. If you know me, I love a good dystopian—and while you may be thinking I’m crazy saying that this classical novel with Bambi vibes to it, about a group of rabbits—is a dystopian, let me explain. At first, found this book very kiddish and dull, and even started listening to the audio book just so I could f...
