Animal Farm

Animal Farm is George Orwell's masterwork of political allegory, a satirical novella that uses a farm and its animal inhabitants to expose the corruption of revolutionary ideals. Published in 1945, this timeless classic chronicles how the animals' rebellion against human oppression gradually transforms into a tyranny as brutal as the one they overthrew. Through sharp wit and unforgettable characters, Orwell examines power, corruption, and the manipulation of language. Essential reading for understanding 20th-century political thought and literature, Animal Farm remains profoundly relevant to contemporary discussions of authority and social change.