Animal Farm [Original Edition (Complete), Premium Paperback] Paperback – 1 April 2010

If you want to delve into a satirical novel that brilliantly depicts the corrupting influence of power, then "Animal Farm" by George Orwell is a must-read. This timeless classic sheds light on how those in authority can easily manipulate their subjects, often with disastrous consequences.Here are some reasons why you should read "Animal Farm":The story is a powerful allegory that exposes the dangers of totalitarianism and authoritarianism.The characters are memorable and relatable, each representing a different aspect of society and human nature.The writing is witty, engaging, and thought-provoking, making it an enjoyable read for all ages.The themes are still relevant today, especially in a world where leaders and governments can easily abuse their power.Overall, "Animal Farm" is a compelling read that will leave you thinking about the nature of power and how it can corrupt even the best intentions."

Gives great insight into the shifting sides of people and how selfish they can become in pursuit of their greed. A total masterpiece and ahead of its time! Things are still relevant today in how it subtly portrays the government's authority by first appearing "good" and instilling the idea that "Napoleon is always right." You'll understand what I mean when you read it. It portrays enemies as "bad" and then kills those who oppose it, using provocative speeches to divert people's attention from critical issues.

The Book has good paper quality.As a story, Animal Farm is a brilliant political satire on the corruption of revolutionary ideals and the rise of dictatorship.

Simply brilliant. How struggle leads to revolution to prosperity to oppression. Written almost a 100 years before. Connects to the present, a lot.

This is a little further back than contemporary but holy god, is it a brilliant book. Plus honestly good quality.

In the form of a seemingly simple story, Animal farm touches very important part of politics, society and the common people.It is a book everyone should read...