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The Rabbit
Eleanor and her younger sister Kathy have run away from school, from home and from all of their troubles.
When Kathy accidentally injures a rabbit, they bring it along with them. But this is no ordinary rabbit. And as they get farther and farther away from home, the rabbit gets bigger and more menacing -- until they have to make a choice about facing their past and their fears or giving in to them.
A graphic novel exploration of how running away from your problems doesn't leave them behind you.
When Kathy accidentally injures a rabbit, they bring it along with them. But this is no ordinary rabbit. And as they get farther and farther away from home, the rabbit gets bigger and more menacing -- until they have to make a choice about facing their past and their fears or giving in to them.
A graphic novel exploration of how running away from your problems doesn't leave them behind you.
Book Details
- Publisher: Avery Hill Publishing
- Publish Date: Aug 28th, 2015
- Pages: 144
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.70in - 6.80in - 0.50in - 0.85lb
- EAN: 9781910395127
- Recommended age: 13-18
- Categories: • Comics & Graphic Novels - General
About the Author
Smith, Rachael: - Rachael Smith's debut graphic novel House Party came out in 2014 with Great Beast Comics to critical acclaim. The Rabbit, released by Avery Hill Publishing in 2015, is her second graphic novel and was nominated for Best Book in the British Comic Awards 2014/15. Rachael is also the creator of Flimsy the Kitten and One Good Thing. She currently works with Titan Comics on her monthly strip for the Doctor Who comic series, and is working on her new webcomic, Bess, which launched November 2015. She lives in Hebden Bridge, in Yorkshire, in the UK.
Praise for this book
"A delightfully dark and surreal tale that reads like an indie comics version of Donnie Darko relocated to the English countryside." - Pipedream Comics
"The comedy that Smith does so well is still there, the dialogue as always just right, but there's a menace and a sense of simmering heartbreak here as well. Smith simply gets better and better and better. This is her finest yet." - Forbidden Planet International
"A deliciously dark, endearingly whimsical and tenderly observed tale of childhood rites of passage.' - Broken Frontier