Animal Farm
By George Orwell
When farm rules start changing, the animals must uncover who benefits—and why.
Genres
What is Animal Farm about?
When the animals of Manor Farm rebel against their cruel and careless owner, they dream of building a fairer world where every animal is equal. At first, their new society seems full of hope, but the pigs soon take control. As rules are changed, history is rewritten and fear spreads across the farm, the animals discover that power can corrupt even the noblest ideals. George Orwell’s sharp, thought-provoking fable explores propaganda, inequality, greed and the danger of unquestioned leadership.
About the author
George Orwell was a famous British writer who loved to tell stories about animals and people. He is best known for his book 'Animal Farm', which uses talking animals to share important ideas. Orwell enjoyed exploring the world and writing about what he saw, helping readers think in new and exciting ways.
Pages
151 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
This edition
2022
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