Animal Farm by George Orwell: Book Review

 “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”

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Animal Farm by George Orwell is possibly one of the most revolutionary and insightful books ever written. I approached it with trepidation, as most classics (at least for me) seem to drag on forever and go into excruciating detail about unnecessary subjects, sometimes even boring me to tears.

However, to my pleasant surprise, Orwell's Animal Farm was a literary revelation. I couldn't put it down. I finished it in one sitting and enjoyed it immensely, even more than Orwell's renowned work, 1984.

I've never been one for political fiction, but this novella blends satire (as we can't forget that the main characters are, after all, farm animals) with a compelling narrative, serving as a mirror to our society's complexities. Orwell's sharp social commentary and concise storytelling make it a literary triumph, offering a thought-provoking and engaging reading experience that stands the test of time.