Bunny Review (With Spoilers)
I first saw ‘Bunny’ in the bestseller selection when I wandered into WHSmiths at London Luton airport to find something to pass the seven hour delay of our plane. I was drawn to the interesting cover and the brief summary at the back. That time, I ended up purchasing overpriced sudoku and a bottle of water, as I already had a book to read, but this book was then placed on my TBR. However, despite the interesting concept and the high reviews online, I really did not enjoy ‘Bunny’ enough to be able to recommend it. The main character of the novel is Samantha Heather Mackey, an outsider in her prestigious art school. She is borderline obsessed with the group of girls she calls Bunnies that largely exclude her. The catalyst for the plot of the novel is when Bunnies invite her to join them for their ‘Smut Salon’ in which the girls are practicing turning bunnies into boys. Samantha’s grip on reality is starting to unravel once she sees this and she slowly becomes unsure who if anyone ...