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Michael Pedevilla _ichael_edevilla — Mikey Parker is in here! Hey guys! Our old story class teacher is in this book! Fuckin' good story too. Good job, Mikey! You rule, as always! "Thasssss a dahhhhhhk soul, sugeh." -Fred Chappell to Carnessa Ottelin

Luke Previs lprevis — Easter was around the corner when it was time for me to pick up a new book. I happened to see Watership Down lying around and thought... Easter? Book about bunnies? Perfect! But seriously, who thought a book about rabbits could be so engaging. I was literally sucked in and didn't want to put the book down. The thing that made this book so interesting was that Adams barely anthropomorphized his rabbits. Rarely did a human characteristic pop up and when it did you barely noticed it. Adams definitely had to be careful about that seeing as human-like rabbits could easily turn the novel hokey and cartoonish. It's the fact that he doesn't though that invests you in the novel and these interesting little creatures we know of but know nothing about. Adams also has an incredibly detailed and descriptive way of writing that helps you picture and see every rabbit, action, location, object, whatever! It's beautiful and flows wonderfully so before you know it you're suddenly twenty pages along and you're wondering how that happened. The most important thing in the end, though, is the rabbits, our main focus throughout the novel. They carry it. The characterization of each individual rabbit is amazing! They all were unique and different and I bonded to each one (well except those certain few, but even those were sympathetic every once and a while and you found yourself liking them). I need to stop because I could rave and rave about this book. I'm sure if I thought about it more and longer I could think of things I didn't like, but honestly... I'm drawing a blank, I loved the book. Disregard the fact that it's about rabbits. Like I said it doesn't come across as some sort of animated Disney movie, it truly is a fantastic novel and a refreshing, unique read.