The “utterly captivating” ( People ) sequel to the beloved classic Watership Down , which introduced millions of readers to an extraordinary world of rabbits. • “It’s grand to see Mr. Adams’s characters again.” — The New York Times Book Review Tales From Watership Down returns to the unforgettable characters of Fiver, Hazel, Bigwig, Dandelion, and the legendary hero El-ahrairah, and also presents new heroes as they struggle to survive the cruelties of nature and the shortsighted selfishness of humankind, embark on new adventures, and recount traditional stories of rabbit mythology, charming us once again with imagination, heart, and wonder. A spellbinding book of courage and survival, these tales are an exciting invitation to come home to a beloved world. "Utterly captivating." --"People" "A return to the rabbit world so memorably conjured by Richard Adams in "Watership Down". . . . Affectionate, compelling, and oddly convincing." --"Seattle Post-Intelligencer" " " "An exercise in enchantment. . . . Adams is a master of characterization and description--and his rabbit vocabulary is priceless. . . . "Tales From Watership Down" is the sort of work that can transport the reader to a parallel existence." --"The Baltimore Sun" "It's grand to see Mr. Adams's characters again." --"The New York Times Book Review" "Lyrically written. . . . This will be a sure hit with all those who have loved the first book." --"Booklist" Richard Adams is the author of many bestselling novels, including "Watership Down" (1974), "Shardik" (1976), "The Plague Dogs" (1978), "The Girl in a Swing" (1980), "Maia" (1985), and "Traveller" (1988), as well as several works of nonfiction, including his autobiographical "The Day Gone By" (1991). The winner of the Carnegie Medal and the Guardian Award for Children's Literature, he currently lives in Hampshire, England.