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Paperback
Number of Pages
104
Age Group
Teen
Language
English
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Book Summary
Animal Farm is a brisk, biting allegory that reimagines a farm uprising as a mirror of political power and its perils. This dystopian satire centers on Manor Farm's animal residents as they pursue equality, only to confront how leadership can corrupt ideals. Suitable for teens and adults who love classic literature and sharp social commentary, Animal Farm feels both timeless and urgently relevant—an educational, thought-provoking, and unsettling adventure in moral reflection.
Written in clear, economical prose, Animal Farm unfolds as a tight, fable-like narrative on Manor Farm. The tale moves with brisk chapters and a steady rhythm that invites readers to spot the ironies and slogans that drive the animals’ world. The experience is vivid and thought-provoking, blending humor with a stark warning about how revolutions can drift into tyranny. The book uses memorable symbols—the banners, the commandments, and the changing names of power—to explore themes of equality, control, and the seductive lure of leadership.
In this compact novella, readers meet a cast of animal characters whose ambitions reveal both courage and complicity, and a setting that serves as a mirror for human society. By focusing on the interplay between leadership and the crowd, the story offers a timeless journey about power, rhetoric, and responsibility.
After finishing Animal Farm, readers gain a clearer understanding of how language and power shape truth, and why vigilance against tyranny matters in every era. This powerful tale invites you to reevaluate authority, fairness, and freedom, leaving a lasting impression that lingers long after you close the book.
Product Details
Author
George Orwell
Publisher
Harpercollins
Number of Pages
104
Language
English
SKU
BK0506078
ISBN
9789356998063
Reading Age
Teen
Dimensions
19.8 x 12.9 x 0.6 cm
Binding
Paperback
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George Orwell Is One Of England'S Most Famous Writers And Social Commentators. Among His Works Are The Classic Political Satire Animal Farm And The Dystopian Nightmare Vision Nineteen Eighty-Four. Orwell Was Also A Prolific Essayist, And It Is For These Works That He Was Perhaps Best Known During His Lifetime. They Include Why I Write And Politics And The English Language. His Writing Is At Once Insightful, Poignant And Entertaining, And Continues To Be Read Widely All Over The World. Eric Arthur Blair (George Orwell) Was Born In 1903 In India, Where His Father Worked For The Civil Service. The Family Moved To England In 1907 And In 1917 Orwell Entered Eton, Where He Contributed Regularly To The Various College Magazines. From 1922 To 1927 He Served With The Indian Imperial Police In Burma, An Experience That Inspired His First Novel, Burmese Days (1934). Several Years Of Poverty Followed. He Lived In Paris For Two Years Before Returning To England, Where He Worked Successively As A Private Tutor, Schoolteacher And Bookshop Assistant, And Contributed Reviews And Articles To A Number Of Periodicals. Down And Out In Paris And London Was Published In 1933. In 1936 He Was Commissioned By Victor Gollancz To Visit Areas Of Mass Unemployment In Lancashire And Yorkshire, And The Road To Wigan Pier (1937) Is A Powerful Description Of The Poverty He Saw There. At The End Of 1936 Orwell Went To Spain To Fight For The Republicans And Was Wounded. Homage To Catalonia Is His Account Of The Civil War. He Was Admitted To A Sanatorium In 1938 And From Then On Was Never Fully Fit. He Spent Six Months In Morocco And There Wrote Coming Up For Air. During The Second World War He Served In The Home Guard And Worked For The Bbc Eastern Service From 1941 To 1943. As Literary Editor Of The Tribune He Contributed A Regular Page Of Political And Literary Commentary, And He Also Wrote For The Observer And Later For The Manchester Evening News. His Unique Political Allegory, Animal Farm Was Published In 1945, And It Was This Novel, Together With Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), Which Brought Him World-Wide Fame. It Was Around This Time That Orwell'S Unique Political Allegory Animal Farm (1945) Was Published. The Novel Is Recognised As A Classic Of Modern Political Satire And Is Simultaneously An Engaging Story And Convincing Allegory. It Was This Novel, Together With Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), Which Finally Brought Him World-Wide Fame. Nineteen Eighty-Four'S Ominous Depiction Of A Repressive, Totalitarian Regime Shocked Contemporary Readers, But Ensures That The Book Remains Perhaps The Preeminent Dystopian Novel Of Modern Literature. Orwell'S Fiercely Moral Writing Has Consistently Struck A Chord With Each Passing Generation. The Intense Honesty And Insight Of His Essays And Non-Fiction Made Orwell One Of The Foremost Social Commentators Of His Age. Added To This, His Ability To Construct Elaborately Imaginative Fictional Worlds, Which He Imbued With This Acute Sense Of Morality, Has Undoubtedly Assured His Contemporary And Future Relevance. George Orwell Died In London In January 1950. Eric Arthur Blair (1903-1950), Better Known By His Pen-Name, George Orwell, Was Born In India, Where His Father Worked For The Civil Service. An Author And Journalist, Orwell Was One Of The Most Prominent And Influential Figures In Twentieth-Century Literature. His Unique Political Allegory Animal Farm Was Published In 1945, And It Was This Novel, Together With The Dystopia Of Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), Which Brought Him World-Wide Fame. His Novels And Non-Fiction Include Burmese Days, Down And Out In Paris And London, The Road To Wigan Pier And Homage To Catalonia. Odyr Was Born In 1967 In Brazil. He Is A Comics Artist And Painter, Whose Books Include Copacabana And Guadalupe. His Work Has Been Included In Several Anthologies And His Short Stories And Illustrations Have Been Published In Many Brazilian Magazines And Newspapers. Fido Nesti Was Born In São Paulo, Brazil, In 1971. A Self-Taught Artist, He Has Worked In Illustration And Comics For Over Twenty-Five Years. His Work Has Appeared In The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, And Americas Quarterly, Among Many Other Publications.
The quality of the writing here is exceptional. Every sentence feels considered and purposeful. The story itself is compelling and the emotional journey is rich and satisfying. I particularly loved how the author handles the central relationship with such nuance and honesty. This is literary fiction that grips like a thriller, which is a rare and precious thing. I finished it in three sittings and immediately wanted to read it again. A truly outstanding novel worth every moment of your time.
This is the kind of book that ruins your sleep schedule in the most wonderful way. I started it intending to read a chapter before bed and ended up finishing it at 2am. The story draws you in immediately and never lets go. The writing is clean and confident and the emotional beats land with real precision. I finished it feeling both satisfied and slightly bereft that it was over. A wonderful reading experience from beginning to end. Highly recommended to all fiction lovers.
I picked this up on a recommendation and it exceeded every expectation. The novel is beautifully constructed with characters that feel fully human in their complexity. The writing has a quality that is hard to describe but immediately recognisable as something special. I was moved multiple times and the ending was pitch-perfect. This is the kind of book that reminds you why you love reading. I will be pressing it into the hands of everyone I know. A five-star reading experience.
This book is exactly what great fiction should be. The writing is vivid and assured, the characters feel completely real, and the story moves with perfect pacing. I was absorbed from the very first page and found myself thinking about the characters long after I had finished. The emotional intelligence on display here is remarkable. I have already recommended it to everyone in my reading circle and all of them have been equally impressed. A genuinely exceptional novel.
Some books you read and enjoy and move on from. Others stay with you and change something about how you see the world. This is the second kind. The story is both universal and deeply specific, told with skill and emotional intelligence. I found myself thinking about the characters and themes for days after finishing. The writing is luminous throughout. I have already gifted two copies. This is the kind of book that reminds you of the unique power of great fiction. Absolutely essential.