Animal Farm by George Orwell

Animal Farm, first published in 1945, is George Orwell’s brilliant allegorical novella that critiques totalitarianism and the corruption of power. Set on Manor Farm, the story begins with Old Major, a wise boar, inspiring the animals to rebel against human oppression. After the revolution, the pigs—led by Napoleon—gradually seize control, rewriting history and exploiting the other animals.
Through vivid storytelling and sharp satire, Orwell explores themes of propaganda, inequality, and the betrayal of collective ideals. Animal Farm remains a timeless warning about how revolutions can be hijacked by those in power.
📚 Genre: Political Satire, Allegory, Dystopian Fiction
💡 Themes: Power, corruption, propaganda, betrayal, revolution
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