Mona Awad’s writing is sharp, vivid, and laced with dark humor. Her satirical take on literary culture and female friendships is both entertaining and discomforting. The novel is intentionally weird and dreamlike, often veering into horror and magical realism, with plenty of grotesque, surreal imagery.

This book won’t be for everyone. It’s strange, layered, and leans heavily into the absurd and macabre. Some readers may find it disorienting or too self-aware, but others will be captivated by its boldness, sharp wit, and eerie atmosphere.

In short: We Love You, Bunny is a dark, twisted, and fiercely original novel about friendship, power, and the price of creation. If you enjoyed Bunny’s bizarre, cult-like vibe, you’ll likely find this a wickedly fun, unsettling ride.

I want to start by saying thanks for the ARC, NetGalley!
I reread Bunny and the Way We Love You because Mona Awad has a way of keeping me interested and perplexed. Bunny blew my mind, and I devoured the entire novel in one sitting. The various points of view were fantastic! I don't think I could explain or even sum up the plot because I was so captivated and gagged by the ending.