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3.0 out of 5 stars What?
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021
What do I say about Catch the rabbit that was a audiobook narrated by Tanya Cubric?What the heck did I just read? What…. Wait, what?This was a strange friendship between two girls that had the feel of a curse or a twisted kindness. Disjointed the story revealed critical times and maybe important times of their friendship. I couldn’t really tell. It was all sort of a mystery. Listen I wondered about the authors thought process. It felt like she shared every single thought in her mind. The relationship was heavy, toxic, and disturbingly real.It felt like every thought and regret was put out their with weird things thrown in. I didn’t really understand it. Anybody?Thanks Dreamscape Media via Netgalley.
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Kitties & Kindles
3.0 out of 5 stars What?
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021
What do I say about Catch the rabbit that was a audiobook narrated by Tanya Cubric?
What the heck did I just read? What…. Wait, what?
This was a strange friendship between two girls that had the feel of a curse or a twisted kindness. Disjointed the story revealed critical times and maybe important times of their friendship. I couldn’t really tell. It was all sort of a mystery. Listen I wondered about the authors thought process. It felt like she shared every single thought in her mind. The relationship was heavy, toxic, and disturbingly real.
It felt like every thought and regret was put out their with weird things thrown in. I didn’t really understand it. Anybody?
Thanks Dreamscape Media via Netgalley.
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Kitties & Kindles
3.0 out of 5 stars What?
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021
What do I say about Catch the rabbit that was a audiobook narrated by Tanya Cubric?
What the heck did I just read? What…. Wait, what?
This was a strange friendship between two girls that had the feel of a curse or a twisted kindness. Disjointed the story revealed critical times and maybe important times of their friendship. I couldn’t really tell. It was all sort of a mystery. Listen I wondered about the authors thought process. It felt like she shared every single thought in her mind. The relationship was heavy, toxic, and disturbingly real.
It felt like every thought and regret was put out their with weird things thrown in. I didn’t really understand it. Anybody?
Thanks Dreamscape Media via Netgalley.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Frank, pensive, and melancholic!
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022
Catch the Rabbit is a dark, gritty, nostalgic novel that takes us into the life of Sara, a young woman who is more than content with her current life in Dublin and how she’s managed to reinvent herself after growing up in Bosnia during the 1990s, until her childhood best friend, Lejla contacts her out of the blue after more than a decade to ask her to drive from Mostar to Vienna in order to find her brother who has been missing for more than twenty years, and whose disappearance has had a lasting impact on both of their lives.

The prose is perceptive and expressive. The characters are scarred, multilayered, and self-absorbed. And the plot, using a past-present style, is a reflective tale about life, loss, tragedy, family, friendship, coming-of-age, shared experiences, differing perspectives, and elusive memories, all interwoven with an undercurrent of the ongoing dread and tension experienced by those who must live and grow up in war zones.

Overall, Catch the Rabbit is a poignant, weighty, toxic tale by Bastašić that delves into all the messiness of life and highlights all the enduring psychological and emotional ties that exist between friends.
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