Watership Down

[hotlittlegirlwv]

In keeping with my theme.

Yes?
No?

Discuss.

 

[Freya]

You're making me nostalgic.

 

[Guest]

Yes, definitely.

 

[Linedrive]

You're making me nostalgic.

You're boobs are making me hungry

 

[hotlittlegirlwv]

"The new classics" lol

Makes me nostalgic, too. I think I'll start a collection for my girl.

 

[Diablogrl]

the sequel wasn't half as good as the original.

 

[seXieleXie]

i read that book in like 7th grade... and had strange dreams about talking bunnies the entire time.

 

[His_kitty]

the sequel wasn't half as good as the original.

They rarely are.

 

[hotlittlegirlwv]

i read that book in like 7th grade... and had strange dreams about talking bunnies the entire time.

The cartoon movie of it....that's creepy. Bloody. It scared me when I was little.

 

[Guest]

 

[Sillyman]

Never read it.

 

[Diablogrl]

They rarely are.

very true...but I adored the first book and couldn't wait through all the hype for the second.

 

[Freya]

Remember Wind in the Willows?

 

[His_kitty]

My aunt gave the book to me for my tenth birthday.

It took me several chapters to really get into it, but once I did I fell in love.

 

[Diablogrl]

Never read it.

Afraid that makes you a hlessi, darling.

 

[Weird Harold]

In keeping with my theme.

Yes?
No?

Discuss.

Richard Adams wrote two other books that are far superior to Watership Down -- Shardik and Maia

Co-incidently, I just started re-reading Maia today, and was bemoaning my lost copy of Shardik -- I'd really like to re-read that one.