In “Animal Farm,” George Orwell crafts a powerful allegory about the corruption of revolutionary ideals. When the animals of Manor Farm overthrow their oppressive owner, Mr. Jones, they envision a society of freedom and equality. However, as the pigs, led by Napoleon and Snowball, seize power, the farm descends into a new form of tyranny. Orwell’s tale, written during World War II, critiques the betrayal of revolutionary promises and remains a timeless commentary on power and corruption.

Why You Should Read?

• Explores the dangers of absolute power and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals.
• Offers a timeless critique of political systems and human nature.
• A concise and engaging fable that appeals to readers of all ages.
• Includes an insightful introduction by Malcolm Bradbury, enhancing its historical context.