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Ebook About The world is in peril and fate needs a hero to save it. Sometimes all fate gets is a bunny. She is a dungeon creature bound by the rules of the dungeon. Her job is to do bunny things, like eat and hop, and eventually fall prey to larger creatures. A bunny need do nothing more. However, she cannot help herself. Everyday as adventurers pass through the cave that she calls home, she sees them wielding strange and fascinating magic but more importantly hears them talking. Their words are wonderful, and she learns as many as she can while trying to ignore the epic tragedy of her life. She is just a bunny, and there is no way that a bunny could ever be like an adventurer, no matter how many words she knows.This story is inspired by the Dungeon Core and the litRPG/gameLit genres.Book Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Review :
Dungeon Bunny was one of the best, most cute, most enjoyable Dungeon books that I have read in a while. Yes, the book is cute, and funny, and sweet. But it also has a few, oblique references that adults will get better than children I think.Tink wants to be a Good Bunny. She would never do anything that a Bad Bunny would do. Or, at least, she really wouldn't want to do so. And she thinks that being a bunny is the best thing ever! She also thinks that Adventurers are wonderful! They must all be Good! After all, the Dungeon created everything, including Adventurers, obviously. But they must follow different Rules than bunnies do. Because everything must follow the Dungeon's Rules. Boy does she have some surprises in store for her!Tink also wants to learn, and maybe become an Adventurer someday. But she's not quite sure how to do that. She is learning words. Words are awesome! Words are special! But bunnies don't have the parts to be able to say those words, so she can't actually share those words with other bunnies, or with Adventurers, which she really wants to do. Then, maybe she would better understand them.I really recommend this book! I look forward to the sequel and hope that the series is a decently long one. It certainly scratches an itch that no other book has before (except perhaps Cinnamon Bun - but I like this one better, I think). Read it and enjoy! If you told me that I'd read a book that made the main character a rabbit living in a dungeon as said rabbit slowly evolves into something more than just a dumb prey animal, and that I'd find that story interesting... Honestly, I think I would have died laughing. The idea is just so outlandish.In this case the story somehow works. Yes, the story is written as if the reader can look into the mind of said rabbit and listen in on the stream of consciousness thoughts of the rabbit. Which of course is extremely repetitive at times, and often goes off on asides. Yet, that only gives this tale some charm.its not long. Its not complex. There really isn't a community of characters. And the plot seems to be a bit of an afterbirth. But this story manages to entertain simply because it has a strange idea and does manage to draw the reader in. You want to know what will happen to said dungeon bunny. Will she survive. What will she learn? And where will she go?This story doesn't manage to answer all those questions, but it manages to charm as it explores all the possibilities.Very solid tale. Read Online Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Download Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga PDF Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Mobi Free Reading Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Download Free Pdf Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga PDF Online Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Mobi Online Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Reading Online Dungeon Bunny: Book 1 of the Heroic Bunny Saga Read Online Richard J Hansen Download Richard J Hansen Richard J Hansen PDF Richard J Hansen Mobi Free Reading Richard J Hansen Download Free Pdf Richard J Hansen PDF Online Richard J Hansen Mobi Online Richard J Hansen Reading Online Richard J HansenRead Online Now You Know: A psychological thriller with a nerve shredding climax By Nora Valters
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