My favourite book of all time. Still to this day. I’ve had this copy since I was 7.
Lesley and I were chatting about Watership Down today so I’ve decided to give it another read.
I first read this story when I was 6, and continued to read it over and over as I got older. each time I’d understand it differently and discover something new hidden in it’s words.
This is one of the oldest things I own. I love the cover art and the little illustrated map in the first pages before the story starts. I love all it’s tears and creases and stains and frayed corners and especially the way the pages smell when I run my thumb across them and quickly flip through it. I love that it holds so much to remember.
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I have a similar copy, and re-read it from time to time. I still get teared up in places…
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Love this book, I have a 2nd edition on my shelf :)
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nomoremicrophones said:
I read my parents’ copy when I was a kid, maybe 12 or 13, and it got so read that the last several pages got lost. Still one of my favourite books.
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unfortunatelymegan said:
Just read that for the first time this year and it blew my mind how awesome it was
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