If you loved
Books like Bunny
A razor-sharp, blood-soaked fever dream exploring the monstrous, saccharine horrors of toxic female friendship. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Bunny.
- hallucinatory
- claustrophobic
- saccharine-yet-sinister
- feverish
- 01
Nightbitch
Rachel Yoder
A feral, darkly funny descent into the primal rage of modern domesticity that will make you want to bare your teeth.
- 02
Cackle
Rachel Harrison
A cozy, darkly funny exploration of heartbreak that asks what happens when you stop playing nice and start embracing your inner monster.
- 03
What Lies in the Woods
Kate Alice Marshall
A dark, tangled exploration of childhood secrets and the devastating cost of keeping them buried.
- 04
Alice
Christina Henry
A blood-soaked, nightmarish descent into a ruined wonderland where survival means becoming as ruthless as your captors.
- 05
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires
Grady Hendrix
A blood-spattered collision of Southern hospitality and visceral horror that weaponizes the invisible labor of housewives.
- 06
Final Girls
Riley Sager
A cinematic, blood-spattered psychological thriller that peels back the glossy veneer of survival to reveal the lingering horrors beneath.
- 07
Rabbits
Terry Miles
A paranoid, puzzle-box technothriller that turns the mundane world into a deadly, reality-altering game.
- 08
Magic for Liars
Sarah Gailey
A gritty, emotionally bruised noir where the real mystery is how to survive the resentment of being the ordinary sister in a magical world.
- 09
Her Body and Other Parties
Carmen Maria Machado
A surreal, razor-sharp fever dream that maps the violence and desire inscribed upon women's bodies.
- 10
Yellowface
R. F. Kuang
A deliciously toxic, anxiety-inducing spiral into the mind of a desperately ambitious fraud.
- 11
The Twisted Ones
T. Kingfisher
A deeply unsettling descent into backwoods terror, anchored by a fiercely relatable narrator and her very good dog.
- 12
13 ways of looking at a fat girl
Mona Awad
A brutally funny, wince-inducing exploration of the inescapable prison of body image and the hollow promise of transformation.
