The village of Much Hemlock has always been right-wing—very British, very traditional. Then they move in. They're different from everyone else: they have a weird religion, a vegan agenda, and too many children. They seem peace-loving, but who knows where it could lead? In this satire for our times, Jasper Fforde gives us a world much like our own, except that some time in the 1960s a freak event resulted in rabbits, foxes, and other creatures having become almost human. Low-level bureaucrat Peter Knox knows the rabbits are about to face mass relocation, and he must choose his corner: a cozy job at the Rabbit Compliant Taskforce, or stand with the rabbits, and bear the brunt of human savagery.

"[Fforde is] cleverly skewering Brexit, conservative politics, and white supremacy in this surprisingly uplifting tale of one man doing his best, even if it is the bare minimum."—Booklist