Bunny

January 11, 2026 /

What the fuck did I just read?

If you’re asking, ‘should I read this?’ I would say, if you like clever writing that seems like it could be a YA novel, but is most definitely NOT, AND you are into unreliable narrators AND the thought of the mean girls of Heathers as a coven or a cult, then yes, yes you should read this book! Otherwise, probably not.

What’s it about? Well, our main character, Samantha, is a loner working on her MFA in a creative writing program at Warren University. Her mother is dead, her father absent (avoiding the law, I think). She has one friend, Ava, who is not a student at college. I think she dropped out of the art program, she is very critical of the college and the program. When Ava leaves for a few days, Samantha is taken in by a wealthy clique of 4 women in her program, as they are the only 5 students in their workshop. The clique is bizarre. They speak in ridiculously high voices, call each other ‘Bunny’, eat only tiny food at a tiny food cafe, and are involved in the occult. Specifically, they are changing rabbits into men, with varying levels of success.

Was it good? Eh, I was definitely invested in finding out what the hell was going on. Did I? I mean, I have my theories, but I could definitely be wrong. Recommended? If you’re into gothic horror and being confused, yes. I enjoyed it but likely won’t bother with the sequel, We Love You Bunny.

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