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Watership Down (Puffin Books)by: Richard Adams August 31, 2000 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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This is a superb book. I enjoyed it mainly as a brilliant adventure story, but also for the great characters. It's superior to the film, as it's more even in its coverage, wheareas the film skips over the latter half and ends up being a bit rushed and confused.
In terms of enjoyment, I'd rate this a 5, but I'm not convinced it works at a deeper level, and after all it's only a story (albiet a great one) about a bunch of rabbits - so I'm going to rate it a 4. Definitely recommended, and certainly not just for children. The ending is as moving as in the film. >>More Details |
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Watership Downby: Richard Adams October 12, 1978 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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It's unbelievable that one misguided individual has actually taken the time to write five negative reviews about this book (they are quite obviously by the same person as their content is virtually identical). That particular reader attacks the book for having a "low reading level" yet the reviews themselves are full of mistakes and non-sequiters... The same person calls the book "too cute"; anyone who has actually read and understood the book will agree that one of the most remarkable things about it is the way the rabbits and other animals are always true to their nature, and there is a marked absense of anything 'cute' - in fact the book is decidedly harrowing in parts. To compare this book with 'Animal Farm' is pointless; Orwell's tale is ... Read More:
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Watership Downby: Richard Adams July 26, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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It's unbelievable that one misguided individual has actually taken the time to write five negative reviews about this book (they are quite obviously by the same person as their content is virtually identical). That particular reader attacks the book for having a "low reading level" yet the reviews themselves are full of mistakes and non-sequiters... The same person calls the book "too cute"; anyone who has actually read and understood the book will agree that one of the most remarkable things about it is the way the rabbits and other animals are always true to their nature, and there is a marked absense of anything 'cute' - in fact the book is decidedly harrowing in parts. To compare this book with 'Animal Farm' is pointless; Orwell's tale is ... Read More:
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Tales from Watership Downby: Richard Adams 1996-10 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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If you have read Watershipdown and really enjoyed it then you should definately think about reading this. great little stories about the rabbits. some intrigueing, some whimsical others Blacky horrorfying.
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WATERSHIP DOWNby: Richard Adams 1978 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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If you have read Watershipdown and really enjoyed it then you should definately think about reading this. great little stories about the rabbits. some intrigueing, some whimsical others Blacky horrorfying.
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The Watership Down: Film Picture Bookby: Richard Adams October 12, 1978 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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If you have read Watershipdown and really enjoyed it then you should definately think about reading this. great little stories about the rabbits. some intrigueing, some whimsical others Blacky horrorfying.
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Watership Downby: Richard Adams 1972-11 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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It's unbelievable that one misguided individual has actually taken the time to write five negative reviews about this book (they are quite obviously by the same person as their content is virtually identical). That particular reader attacks the book for having a "low reading level" yet the reviews themselves are full of mistakes and non-sequiters... The same person calls the book "too cute"; anyone who has actually read and understood the book will agree that one of the most remarkable things about it is the way the rabbits and other animals are always true to their nature, and there is a marked absense of anything 'cute' - in fact the book is decidedly harrowing in parts. To compare this book with 'Animal Farm' is pointless; Orwell's tale is a political allegory ... Read More:
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Watership Down: Escape to the Hillsby: Judy Allen, Richard Adams September 23, 1999 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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My son is bilingual, english is his second language, he is almost seven years old and really enjoyed reading this book. Because it is in easy language and not too long he could read this easily in one evening. Only problem is he wants to have all the watership down books now! So I know what to buy him for his next birthday.
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Watership Down (Puffin audiobooks)by: Richard Adams December 01, 1997 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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A fantastic story lovingly brought to life. Andrew Sachs is a wonderful reader, and gives each character life.The music in this is lovely, and adds to the drama. It is a pity that its been abridged, but this has to be one of the best audiobooks ever! Buy it!
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Watership Downby: Richard Adams 1989-08 Best Selling > Books > Adams, Richard |
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It's unbelievable that one misguided individual has actually taken the time to write five negative reviews about this book (they are quite obviously by the same person as their content is virtually identical). That particular reader attacks the book for having a "low reading level" yet the reviews themselves are full of mistakes and non-sequiters... The same person calls the book "too cute"; anyone who has actually read and understood the book will agree that one of the most remarkable things about it is the way the rabbits and other animals are always true to their nature, and there is a marked absense of anything 'cute' - in fact the book is decidedly harrowing in parts. To compare this book with 'Animal Farm' is pointless; Orwell's tale is a political allegory that ... Read More:
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