Animal Farm by George Orwell

A sharp and enduring political allegory by George Orwell examining power, revolution, corruption, and authoritarianism through the story of a group of farm animals who overthrow their human owner in pursuit of equality and self-rule.

What begins as an idealistic rebellion gradually transforms into a new system of manipulation, propaganda, hierarchy, and oppression, mirroring the rise of totalitarian regimes and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals. Written with clarity, satire, and dark irony, Orwell’s novella explores how language and political power can distort truth and reshape collective memory.

Accessible yet deeply layered, Animal Farm remains one of the most influential political works of the twentieth century and a timeless reflection on power, ideology, and human nature.