Animal Farm

Animal Farm by George Orwell is a classic tale of revolution, idealism, and betrayal, told through the story of overworked and mistreated farm animals who overthrow their human oppressor in pursuit of justice, equality, and progress.

Fueled by stirring slogans and utopian dreams, the animals set out to create a new society. But as time passes, their vision is corrupted, and a new regime rises — one just as oppressive as the last. The novel's biting satire, first published during the era of Stalinist Russia, remains a timeless warning about the dangers of totalitarianism and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals.

With its cutting clarity and savage comedy, Animal Farm continues to resonate as a fiercely relevant and enduring political fable — a masterpiece that speaks wherever and whenever freedom is under threat.