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Win paperback copies of Jasper Fforde's The Constant Rabbit

To celebrate the publication of Jasper Fforde’s fantastic satirical fiction novel, The Constant Rabbit, we are giving away 10 sets of paperbacks to three lucky book clubs and/or reading groups.

Here’s a little more information about the book:

The village of Much Hemlock has always been a right-wing stronghold. British. Solid. Traditional.

Then they move in. They’re different from everyone else: they have a weird religion, an aggressive vegan agenda, and too many children. They may seem quiet and peace-loving, but who knows where it could lead?

They are a family of human-sized rabbits, the result of an inexplicable anthropomorphising event half a century before.

With a mass rehoming to Wales for 1.2 million rabbits looming, long-term resident Peter Knox is drawn from his customary spot on the fence and must choose his corner: a cosy job-for-life at the Rabbit Compliance Taskforce, or stand with the rabbits – and weather the full brunt of human savagery.

It’ll take a rabbit to teach a human humanity . . .

If you’d like to win 10x copies for your reading group, please email [email protected] telling us why you’d love to read The Constant Rabbit.

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