Watership Down by Richard Adams

A Timeless Tale of Survival and Hope

Watership Down by Richard Adams is a literary classic celebrating its 50th anniversary. This powerful story of a band of rabbits seeking safety and freedom resonates with readers of all ages.

New Edition Features

• Includes a new introduction by Madeline Miller, author of Circe and The Song of Achilles
• 50th Anniversary Collector’s Edition

Critical Acclaim

"Spellbinding… Marvelous… A taut tale of suspense, hot pursuit and derring-do." —Chicago Tribune

Synopsis

Set in the English countryside, this epic follows Hazel, Fiver, and their fellow rabbits as they flee the destruction of their warren. Facing predators and perils, they seek a new home, driven by visions of safety and harmony. Watership Down is a profound meditation on nature, society, and leadership.

About the Author

Richard Adams was a British novelist whose debut, Watership Down, became a global sensation. Blending anthropomorphism with ecological insight, his work continues to inspire generations.