This is one of my favorite books of all time, and this was my second time reading it. It has suspense, adventure, and a perfect mix of reality and fiction. My favorite chapter is when the rabbits meat an injured seagull, Kehaar, and help him to get better. In return, Kehaar stays with them for some time, and helps them on many occasions. I also like this book because some chapters are stories being told by one of the rabbits to the rest. Its sort of a story within a story and makes the book more interesting, because you get a chance to read what the rabbits believe, and it makes you believe them more as characters. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes animal stories.
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