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The rabbits' rebellion

In a magical animal kingdom where oppression and censorship reign, the wolf king decrees that rabbits no longer exist, but the unmentionable furry creatures refuse to be ignored.

Main Author: Dorfman, Ariel (Author)
Other Authors: Riddell, Chris (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language: English
Published: New York, NY : Seven Stories Press, 2019.
Edition: First Triangle Square edition.
Subjects:
Wolves > Juvenile fiction.
Rabbits > Juvenile fiction.
Animals > Juvenile fiction.
Kings, queens, rulers, etc. > Juvenile fiction.
Summary: In a magical animal kingdom where oppression and censorship reign, the wolf king decrees that rabbits no longer exist, but the unmentionable furry creatures refuse to be ignored.
Item Description: Originally published in the United Kingdom by Doubleday Children's Books in 2001.
Physical Description: 63 pages ; illustrations ; 19 cm
ISBN: 9781609809379
1609809378
Author Notes: Born in Buenos Aires in 1942, Ariel Dorfman is a Chilean citizen. A supporter of Salvador Allende, he was forced into exile and has lived in the United States for many years. Since writing his legendary essay, "How to Read Donald Duck", Dorfman has built up an impressive body of work that has translated into more than thirty languages. Besides poetry, essays and novels--"Hard Rain" (Readers International, 1990), winner of the Sudamericana Award; "Widows" (Pluto Press, 1983); "The Last Song of Manuel Sendero" (Viking, 1987); "Mascara" (Viking, 1988); "Konfidenz" (Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1995)--he has written plays, including "Death and the Maiden", and produced in ninety countries. He has won various international awards, including two Kennedy Center Theatre Awards. With his son, Rodrigo, he received an award for best television drama in Britain for "Prisoners of Time" in 1996. A professor at Duke University, Dorfman lives in Durham, North Carolina.

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