Watership Down Themes and Author's life

Watership Down Watership Down, by Richard Adams, is a tale of adventure and sorrow through the eyes of rabbits as they seek their own place in the animal world. The Sandleford warren rabbits used their natural instinct and fled the intrusion of man and destruction. This decision takes them through the remainder of the book, which enriched by Adams’s vivid imagination, tells of their dangerous travels over the green fields and meadows of early …showed first 75 words of 1022 total…

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