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Reviewed on: June 1, 2025
Animal Farm by George Orwell
Animal Farm

Author

George Orwell

Genre

Political Allegory; Satire

First Published

August 17, 1945 in England

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”

GeorgeOrwell

Review

🍃 Have you ever picked up a book that appears straightforward on the surface but then left you pondering for days? That is exactly what George Orwell's Animal Farm accomplishes.

🍁 While the title suggests a charming tale, Animal Farm delves far deeper. On the surface, it’s a story about animals trying to create a better life on their farm. It begins with high hopes, but as the story moves forward, deeper messages about society and power begin to emerge. It's a wonderful piece of writing that explores universal truths about power, society, and human nature.

🍂 What makes this book powerful is how Orwell uses a simple story to explore serious ideas. The animals, the farm, and everything that happens are symbols of something much bigger—how power works in real life, how it can be abused, and how easily people (or animals) can be manipulated. You can read the story as a kind of fable, but it clearly reflects real-world politics and history.

🌱 The writing itself is clear and easy to follow, but what it says about society, leadership, and truth runs deep. Orwell doesn’t need complicated language or dramatic moments—he lets the changes unfold slowly and quietly, which actually makes the message even stronger. By the end, you really see how things that begin with good intentions can turn into something completely different.

🌸 Even though Animal Farm was written in the 1940s, it still feels incredibly relevant. It’s not just about one country or one moment in time. It’s about the way power can corrupt, how people can be misled, and how important it is to stay aware and think for yourself. The story might be short, but its message stays with you.

🌷 Though it’s a quick read, Animal Farm leaves a lasting impression. It’s one of those rare books that’s both straightforward and profound. This book has lots to offer whether you're interested in politics or just like stories that make you think. It challenges the reader to look beyond the surface—and that’s what makes it truly unforgettable.

🖨 Edition Suggestion : The Everyman’s Library edition is a great choice for collectors. It features high-quality hardcover binding, acid-free paper, and a timeless design—making it both durable and elegant on the shelf.

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