Books like Orwell's Luck by Richard W. Jennings
When a wounded rabbit is rescued by a twelve‑year‑old with a love for basketball, the trombone, and the newspaper’s daily horoscope, it receives a loving home and the name Orwell. The rabbit quickly proves to be no ordinary pet; it begins to send playful, seemingly prophetic messages—such as the Super Bowl final score, an impending pop quiz, and a winning lottery number. As the boy and Orwell grow closer, the story explores themes of kindness, hope, and the curious power of luck, inviting readers to wonder whether a small rabbit can truly influence the future.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Richard W. Jennings
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