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The SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER from the author of STILL LIFE
‘Thronging with incident and wonder’ Guardian
‘Beautifully true . . . superb’ The Times
‘Captivating’ Observer
‘Beguiling . . . You can’t get the voice out of your head’ Daily Mail
This is a book about a brother and sister.
It’s a book about childhood and growing up, friendships and families, triumph and tragedy and everything in between.
More than anything,
it’s a book about love in all its forms.
‘Thronging with incident and wonder’ Guardian
‘Beautifully true . . . superb’ The Times
‘Captivating’ Observer
‘Beguiling . . . You can’t get the voice out of your head’ Daily Mail
This is a book about a brother and sister.
It’s a book about childhood and growing up, friendships and families, triumph and tragedy and everything in between.
More than anything,
it’s a book about love in all its forms.
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Reviews
'At times laugh-out-loud funny, at others gut-wrenchingly sad, the book is peppered with unique and complex characters who are so original, well-observed and believable that you'll be completely absorbed into their world'
'A story of siblings, friendship, secrets and love, told with sadness and humour'
'A genuinely captivating read'
'In the way that David Nicholls' ONE DAY follows two people through their lives, this traces a family story over four decades in the most unexpected way'
'Mesmerising'
'It's rare to find a novel you're recommending to friends, family and colleagues by page 60 but When God Was A Rabbit is just that kind of book... it's funny (embarrassingly so on public transport), recognizably true and heart-breaking in equal measure... A truly great book to lose yourself in; prepare to bore everyone else around you by telling them just how much they need to read it'