Discover the timeless satire that makes you reflect on power and justice. In Animal Farm, George Orwell masterfully tells a story that remains relevant today - written in an engaging and accessible style.

About the book

Behind the doors of Manor Farm, once a thriving estate, chaos and decline reign under the inept management of Mr Jones. The animals decide to rebel and, led by the young pigs Snowball and Napoleon, overthrow the old regime. The new government, however, soon reveals its darker side - Napoleon becomes an uncompromising ruler who prioritizes his own interests and behaves as ruthlessly as the human predecessors.

Written during the Second World War and published in 1945, this allegorical novella criticizes the Russian Revolution and warns against the abuse of power. Thanks to its depth and literary quality, it has earned its place as one of the most important works of the 20th century.

Why read it?

Animal Farm is not just a historical satire - it is a work that guides you through complex questions of power, freedom, and justice. With economical language and vivid imagery, it draws in every reader and offers food for thought on both political and personal issues. This new edition also includes notes and additional materials that students and literature enthusiasts will appreciate.

Benefits of this title:

• Significant literary classic - a novella that has shaped generations of thought.
• An allegory rich in symbolism - an easily understandable yet profound message about power and corruption.
• Relevant and timeless themes - raises important questions that remain pertinent today.
• Study support - this edition contains supplementary notes and materials for better understanding of the text.
• Readable and engaging style - suitable for a wide range of readers.

General product details:

• Title: Animal Farm
• Author: George Orwell
• Genre: Allegorical novella, satire
• Year of first publication: 1945
• Format: Book with notes and supplementary material