Watership Down Summary
Richard Adams

Waters hip Down by Richard Adams While working as a civil servant in Great Britain's Department of Environment, Richard Adams began writing Watership Down. The novel developed from stories that Ada... Read more

Although he is the author of seven full-length novels, four of which have exclusively human protagonists, Richard Adams is perceived primarily but erroneously to be a writer of pastoral anthropomorphi... Read more

In the book it practically portrays rabbits as humans. That is what made it so interesting, fun, and very weird. I hope you enjoy my report and it influences you to read the book. The book be... Read more

Throughout reading this book, you only wonder how Fiver can understand know what the future has in store for the rabbits. He has a gift that really no one else really cared about it. It was almost ... Read more

In the beginning of Watership Down, Hazel is only a common rabbit in the warren, which has a brother fearing of something terrible about to happen. When he suggests that the rabbits leave at once, the... Read more

In Watership Down there were a lot of myths and stories told. Myths relaying the rabbits beliefs, and stories of the past. The author chose some of these myths to be told at a certain time, suitable t... Read more