Any good non-fantasy books with animals as protagonists? I liked pic related and other Richard Adams books for example

Any good non-fantasy books with animals as protagonists? I liked pic related and other Richard Adams books for example.

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Animals of Farthing Wood?

I Am A Cat by Soseki Natsume

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The Wind in the Willows

>Watership Down
>non-fantasy

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Wonderful book

White Fang and The Call of The Wild, both by Jack London.

most books like that are going to be children's books
black beauty
war horse. in fact anything by dick king smith
the fantastic mr fox
can't think of anything very grown up. graphic novels like grandville maybe

oh animal farm i suppose

Le Roman de Renart

I thought about that one too, great book, but it's pure fantasy. I know it shows a lot of real themes through metaphors and the animals themselves, but in the end it's not depicting the daily life of animals, which is what OP is looking for (I guess(?)).

furfags are not welcome in this board.

Watership Down still has the best lore ever. Second only to LOTR or Dune

call of the wild
white fang

plague dogs

*bursts into tears*
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Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Non-fantasy until crazy anime shit starts happening.

Sandeagozu amazon.com/dp/0060156333/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_wJfDCbG3YG259

A Burmese python escapes a pet shop along with some fellow inmates to find a fabled place called Sandeagozu. I enjoyed it greatly.

The mark of a true patrician.

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Life of Pi

The Jungle Book.
Aesop's Fables.
Beatrix Potter books.

these were cool books as a kid and got me into watership down

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Yiff to your heart's content

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Anyone else read the Poppy series by Avi when they were a kid?

I assume that the author was a fan of fantasy to begin with, and one day while watching a herd of rabbits he realized that from their point of view they live in a world of monsters and magic, and that there was an interesting book in that.