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Quentin, a rabbit living within a tightly controlled, walled compound, faces a growing threat as outspoken and rebellious rabbit citizens vanish one after another. As the government’s grip tightens, Quentin discovers that these disappearances are linked to the regime’s sinister policies toward dissent.
Determined to protect his community, Quentin seeks unlikely help from Harry, a clever fox who has hidden knowledge of the compound’s secrets. Together, they confront the militaristic powers and unravel a plot that could change the future of both rabbits and foxes.
A story of friendship, courage, and resistance, "A Taste for Rabbit" encourages young readers to stand up against injustice while celebrating unlikely alliances.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Linda Zuckerman
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