Bunny
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- Create Date：2022-12-26 09:54:08
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Mona Awad
- ISBN：1788545443
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Summary
We call them Bunnies because that is what they call each other。 Seriously。 Bunny。
Samantha Heather Mackey is an outsider in her small， highly selective MFA program at Warren University。 In fact， she is utterly repelled by the rest of her fiction writing cohort – a clique of unbearably twee rich girls who call each other 'Bunny'。
But then the Bunnies issue her with an invitation and Samantha finds herself inexplicably drawn to their front door， across the threshold， and down their rabbit hole。
Blending sharp satire with fairytale horror， Bunny is a spellbinding trip of a novel from one of fiction's most original new voices。
Samantha Heather Mackey is an outsider in her small， highly selective MFA program at Warren University。 In fact， she is utterly repelled by the rest of her fiction writing cohort – a clique of unbearably twee rich girls who call each other 'Bunny'。
But then the Bunnies issue her with an invitation and Samantha finds herself inexplicably drawn to their front door， across the threshold， and down their rabbit hole。
Blending sharp satire with fairytale horror， Bunny is a spellbinding trip of a novel from one of fiction's most original new voices。
Reviews
Nevika
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I have no idea what the fuck I just read but I loved every minute of it
Tima Lima
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Wtf did I just read？ I enjoy the writing style but the actual content on the other hand…
Lee
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what the fuck did I just read？
L
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I want to be a writer like Samantha。 Bunny shows the joy and the burden of imaginative creation。 And I'm so very glad my preferred term of endearment for my kids is Bunny。 I thought I was going to have to change it， but there is no need。 It's so appropriate。 So appropriate。 So。 I want to be a writer like Samantha。 Bunny shows the joy and the burden of imaginative creation。 And I'm so very glad my preferred term of endearment for my kids is Bunny。 I thought I was going to have to change it， but there is no need。 It's so appropriate。 So appropriate。 So。 。。。more
Nushki
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Dnf at 30%
anahita
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actual fever dream
Loana
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i'm so utterly confused but in a good way？ i'm so utterly confused but in a good way？ 。。。more
olga
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i have no idea what i read
Maryna Ott
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I did"t believed it。 I was not scated or surprrised on places i should'vd been。 But it was an entertainment though。 I did"t believed it。 I was not scated or surprrised on places i should'vd been。 But it was an entertainment though。 。。。more
emeline shepard
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wtf just happened but I think I liked it。 also a big take away is the word cuntscapade。
Kyla Samad
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I mean。 I liked the plot and the twists but I just didn’t enjoy reading it？ It was too much of a drug trip for me to enjoy it。
Rachel
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That was every bit as strange as BookTubers suggested。 As much as I like odd books， what really made me decide to pick up Bunny despite the division it has sparked among readers is the amount of interpretations people seemed to suggest existed about what really happened and what it all means。 To be honest， I'm not 100% sure what I think。 I reread the ending and think back to all the little clues。。。 I can see so many possibilities。 I think we can all kind of pick an interpretation we like best an That was every bit as strange as BookTubers suggested。 As much as I like odd books， what really made me decide to pick up Bunny despite the division it has sparked among readers is the amount of interpretations people seemed to suggest existed about what really happened and what it all means。 To be honest， I'm not 100% sure what I think。 I reread the ending and think back to all the little clues。。。 I can see so many possibilities。 I think we can all kind of pick an interpretation we like best and roll with it， to be honest。Perhaps above all， I can say this: I could not put this book down。 The only reasons I had to was so I could prepare for Christmas。 It's bizarre。 So bizarre。 So。 The writing suits its bizarreness。 It was so creepy in some moments; plus， there were moments when I was laughing out loud。 The way this satirizes the most pretentious aspects of fine arts academia was just incredible。Love it or hate it， most of us would not have the brain capacity to come up with something so original and layered。 I would definitely love to reread and annotate this one someday。 。。。more
Léo
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Brilliant。 A touching story about loneliness and feeling isolated in social settings， and yet， Bunny made me laugh out loud multiple times。 Mona Awad delivers such bright and interesting descriptions that I couldn’t help but highlight everything。 I didn’t expect the magical elements of the book and was pleasantly surprised by the author’s choice。 The plot was nothing like anything i had ever seen before， complex and very familiar。 I’ll definitely read another book of hers if I have the opportuni Brilliant。 A touching story about loneliness and feeling isolated in social settings， and yet， Bunny made me laugh out loud multiple times。 Mona Awad delivers such bright and interesting descriptions that I couldn’t help but highlight everything。 I didn’t expect the magical elements of the book and was pleasantly surprised by the author’s choice。 The plot was nothing like anything i had ever seen before， complex and very familiar。 I’ll definitely read another book of hers if I have the opportunity to。 。。。more
Maria Poulsen
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2，5/5
emily
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gonna be thinking about this book for a while
Lily
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So so so bizarre
Shams
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👻👹🌷 The bunnies that get it， get it 🌷👹👻 and the bunnies that don't。。。 🪓I went into this book blind and I'm not going to lie， at the very beginning I found it super difficult to read。 The descriptions， the writing style; it felt really pretentious and forced and like it was trying so hard to be something。 ANOTHER book set at a another obscure yet super prestigious New England university？ Like， how many are there， really？ But once I got past the first few chapters I。 Could not。 Stop。 When I got to 👻👹🌷 The bunnies that get it， get it 🌷👹👻 and the bunnies that don't。。。 🪓I went into this book blind and I'm not going to lie， at the very beginning I found it super difficult to read。 The descriptions， the writing style; it felt really pretentious and forced and like it was trying so hard to be something。 ANOTHER book set at a another obscure yet super prestigious New England university？ Like， how many are there， really？ But once I got past the first few chapters I。 Could not。 Stop。 When I got to the end I realized it wasn't TRYING to be anything but that it already was。 From the first page to the very last， this book is a masterpiece。It was so bizarre in the most brilliant way， and truthfully， I would sometimes have an inkling on what would happen but the way it was written made me experience every second and shocked me every time。 It was like the most whimsical fever dream and it's definitely my favorite read of 2022。 。。。more
mia :）
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holy fucking shit
Emily
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Reading this book is like going on a weird acid trip。 You bought the tab， it tastes a little funky in your mouth and you know you should probably spit it out but hell， you're this deep in so you may as well keep going。 Taking it at face value can cause conflicting feelings。 Everyone will interpret and explore it differently。 As someone who has bipolar and experiences schizophrenic tendencies， I found myself relating to Samantha at times。 The desperate clutch at reality before it slips away。 Voic Reading this book is like going on a weird acid trip。 You bought the tab， it tastes a little funky in your mouth and you know you should probably spit it out but hell， you're this deep in so you may as well keep going。 Taking it at face value can cause conflicting feelings。 Everyone will interpret and explore it differently。 As someone who has bipolar and experiences schizophrenic tendencies， I found myself relating to Samantha at times。 The desperate clutch at reality before it slips away。 Voices of reason that are just so far away that you question even those。 Everything us messy。。。it's scattered。。。it's chaos。 Moments where you just want to scream for some fucking clarity。 Samantha is struggling and she has created her own world of maladaptive daydreams that are so powerful that it is both impressive yet unsettling and no one really knows how to handle it。 We see this in the exchange with the Lion when he struggles to look at her after she has vented to him and "left her words all over his floor。"It's just one of those books that warps itself to your own interpretation。 That's pretty rare to find。 The author is a hell of a writer。 Do I love it？ Do I hate it？ I really don't know。 But regardless， it was a hell of an experience。 。。。more
Debbie
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Just weird。
Teresa
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Wtf did I just read？ This book is a creepy and weird psychological horror trip on acid。 Bizarre！“JUST SAY IT。 TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED。 TELL ME WHAT THE FUCK THIS MEANS […]”This quote very accurately describes my feeling throughout the book。There were moments where I thought: Ah， I understand now。 But NO - I was wrong。 But: I like it。 As said before， it has the teen clique drama of ‘Mean Girls’， the strangeness of ‘The Vegetarian’， and the psychological horror of a film by Darren Aronofsky like ‘Mo Wtf did I just read？ This book is a creepy and weird psychological horror trip on acid。 Bizarre！“JUST SAY IT。 TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED。 TELL ME WHAT THE FUCK THIS MEANS […]”This quote very accurately describes my feeling throughout the book。There were moments where I thought: Ah， I understand now。 But NO - I was wrong。 But: I like it。 As said before， it has the teen clique drama of ‘Mean Girls’， the strangeness of ‘The Vegetarian’， and the psychological horror of a film by Darren Aronofsky like ‘Mother！’ Or ‘Black Swan’。 You can not say a lot about the book and not spoil it。 So I’ll leave it at that。 I don’t think this book is for everyone， especially not for any time。 I was very confused very often， and probably still am。 But I like the lingering feeling it leaves behind。 。。。more
Marl Dae
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Kind of like the secret history actually， just better
Vera Papp
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Wow what a weird book it was so fresh though
Kristen
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3。75- wtf
Megan
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sorry guys I’m only 30% into the book and I just wanna ask WHY DOES SHE KEEP MENTIONING HOW TALL SHE IS？！？！？！？ We get it you’re soooooooo tall and you tower over everyone wowwww must be so hard to be 6 ft
Manja
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I definitely enjoyed certain parts of the book and it was an easy read。 Definitely not a horror by any chance。2。5 stars
Magda
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Thought this was incredibly creative， the gore was interesting， but it kinda felt like I was on hallucinogenics the entire time。 Big fan of heathers and this has that cult vibe。
Ally
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i cannot even rate this because what
Julia Witoshkin
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secret history meets american psycho meets black swan
Paula
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Such a weird but engaging read， definitely one of the most disturbing and confusing things I’ve read so far， but I also liked it？
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Bunny
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Bunny&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Bunny&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0