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THE RABBIT’S GIFT features a dual POV: the story bounces between a rabbit named Quincy and a human girl, Fleurine. It did not disappoint! Vitalis again creates a gorgeous world that you’re happy to linger in, this one based on the French myth re: babies growing inside a cabbage and the rabbits who care for and deliver them. It did not disappoint! Vitalis again creates a gorgeous world that you’re happy to linger in, this one based on the French myth re: babies gr I loved Jessica Vitalis's debut, THE WOLF'S CURSE, and couldn’t wait for her newest book, THE RABBIT’S GIFT. I loved Jessica Vitalis's debut, THE WOLF'S CURSE, and couldn’t wait for her newest book, THE RABBIT’S GIFT. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

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