Bunny

Like Bunny, this novel explores a group of elite, isolated students at a small college who become dangerously obsessed with their studies and each other. It shares the same dark academic atmosphere and a descent into shared madness and violence.

This book delves into the complex and often toxic dynamics of female mentorship and the intense desire to belong to an exclusive circle. Fans of Bunny will appreciate the sharp social commentary on power and the female experience in academic and professional spaces.

This novel captures the same sense of dread, privilege, and blurred reality found in Bunny, set within an elite social circle. It features a highly unreliable narrative voice and a creeping suspicion that something horrific is happening just beneath the surface.

Focusing on a toxic, obsessive female friendship in New York City, this book mirrors the 'hive mind' intensity and dark glamour of the Bunnies. It explores how far someone will go to maintain their place in an exclusive, high-status world.

Set in a secluded, experimental college, this gothic novel shares Bunny's themes of academic isolation and surreal, possibly supernatural, occurrences. It captures the same feeling of being trapped within a beautiful but sinister institution.

This meta-fictional gothic tale features a cursed girls' school and a modern-day film crew, blending horror with sharp wit. Fans of Awad's writing will enjoy the dark humor, the focus on female relationships, and the blurring of fiction and reality.

While a thriller, this book echoes Bunny's exploration of group dynamics, old resentments, and the dark side of exclusive social circles. The isolated setting and the shifting perspectives create a similarly tense and claustrophobic reading experience.

Sharing Mona Awad's penchant for the surreal and the visceral, this novel explores the physical and psychological transformation of a woman. It uses magical realism to dissect the pressures of womanhood and identity in a way that Bunny fans will find familiar.

This novel features a couple obsessed with a social media influencer, leading them into a surreal and terrifying social circle. It matches Bunny's satirical take on modern social dynamics and its sudden, jarring shifts into horror and the bizarre.

A quintessential dark academia novel, it follows a group of Shakespearean actors whose onstage dramas begin to bleed into their real lives. It captures the same obsessive, insular, and ultimately destructive group energy that defines the Bunny cult.