Watership Down

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Summary: no title can do justice
Review: I think this is the best book i have ever read. I'm in grade 12, and it's very very refreshing after pouring over all your Chaucer and Shakespeare. I just love it. You can read it like an allegory to human life, you can read it like a story of good and evil, or you can read it like a simple little rabbit story. Also see "The Stand" by Stephen King, which is essentially the same story (he even mentions Watership Down somewhere in there). You won't be sorry if you read this book.

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Summary: A fictional story about rabbits
Review: I read this book when I was in the fifth grade. I liked it, but it was kind of challenging to read. This book is about a group of rabbits that live in a field. One rabbit suspects danger, and so the group goes on an adventurous journey to find a new home. It's a suspenseful story. I recommend this book to young people who like animal stories.

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Summary: One of my favorites!
Review: Bunnies!!! I read a lot of stuff... a lot of very different kind of stuff, and I really liked Watership Down. If you didn't get to it in high school, you should definitely pick it up now.

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Summary: Watership Down review by Matt
Review: If your're interested in animal fiction books, read this. Nearly all the animal books I read say "Inspired by Watership Down." Heres a summary of the story: A band of rabbits leave their warren after sensing an unstoppable danger. They face hundreds of hardships until they find a home on watership down. Then, after finding that their old warren had been bulldozed, they are caught in a war over a few does. The ending won't dissapoint you; it's the best finish I've ever seen. So read Watership Down!

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Summary: 1
Review: A classic story of loyalty and survival. Simply an incredible story. It's intriguing, terrifying, and gives the reader much to think about in terms of social status, government and friendship. High schoolers will love the polotics.

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Summary: Lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: ~This is a book with something more than a story. It is almost parallel to our own society. The story is one of the greatest stories I have ever read. Had to read this for Enlish class in High School, and fell in love with it before the book was even half read. The type of book you would never pick up off the shelf, but once you begin to read, there is something magical that happens. You begin to beleive and feel the pain and happiness of these characters. Never has a book with such a story ever touched me the way this book has. You must give this book a read, you will not be disappointed, you will be amazingly surprised!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~

Although this book gets dull and drags at times, the cute rabbits make up for it!!!!!

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Summary: Deeper than you think
Review: Very few people ever see the deeper more sinister levels of this book. As a student of wolrd class systems, this book is a tangible study of different socio-economic structures. Beyond that, it is a great adventure story about some living creatures looking for a better life of freedom and equality. I think all of us can appreciate THAT struggle. Without it, where would we be? We would not be Americans, that is for certs.

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Summary: Good
Review: I read this book twice and it was great. i loved the way the rabbits faced conflict and heroism. it felt you were in the book with the other rabbits. i really think you should read it!!!!

If you like rabbits, read this book!

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Summary: More than rabbits
Review: It has been years since I read this book but I remember it as if it was yesterday. I remember not being able to put the book down and about steeling moments during the day to read. The book keeps you constantly on the edge. It is about more than rabbits. It is about good and evil, communism and democracy. To this day, I crnge when I see civelisation encroching on what might be a warren of rabbits.

This wasn't the best book ever, or even one of the best were written, it was okay. Nothing fancy.

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Summary: WORTH NO STARS
Review: I just don't understand this it was such a simple tale stretched out to the max that just bores one to death. Big books are no problem, the problems is that when those big books are dull books. Not only was this book big (and I mean big) but it was so boring. No action or romance that the average fantasy lover looks for, I'd give no stars, but that's not an option is it?