rabbit hole
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1. rabbit hole - Noun
2. rabbit hole - Phrase
Meaning
a hole in the ground as a nest made by wild rabbits
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Abraham's first book, The Fury of Rachel Monette, was published in 1980; since then he has published a further 15 adult novels and, last year, his first novel for teens, Down The Rabbit Hole, the first in the Echo Falls Mystery series.
Like Villalobos's first novel, Down the Rabbit Hole is a child's skewed vision of life, but this time the story is much funnier, with an economic vision of Mexico from the bottom up that's alternately heartbreaking and hilarious.
Another Trip Down the Rabbit Hole of Memory LaneJ.
Down The Rabbit Hole: Where Did All The Brown Children Go?
The BBC released an official Orphan Black trailer today, called "Down the Rabbit Hole"
The Rabbit Hole seemed a lot more crowded this year - Since it's tucked up at the top of the Park I think in years past a lot of people didn't make it all the way there, but that seemed to have changed.