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    The Plague Dogs by Richard Adams
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    Not as cohesive or magical as Watership Down, but a thought-provoking, sometimes harrowing, and ultimately moving journey - if you can handle the emotional weight.

    The Plague Dogs by Richard Adams is a poignant tale of two dogs, Rowf and Snitter, who escape from an animal experimentation laboratory and embark on a journey across the English countryside to evade capture and survive. The narrative explores themes of animal welfare, societal views on animals, and the struggles faced by the protagonists as they navigate a harsh and unforgiving world. The book is characterized by compelling storytelling, engaging dialogue between the animal characters, and a touch of humor amidst the heart-wrenching moments.

    “I think it’s packing in, chief,” he said. “Oh, no, wait a jiffy.” He paused, drew back the cuff of his white coat to avoid another, though weak, splash and then bent over the water once more. “No, I...
    1977
    505 pages

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