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Animal Farm

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George Orwell

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Pages: 100 pages
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The story explores the rise and fall of an animal-led society after a rebellion against their oppressive farmer. Initially striving for equality and freedom, the farm devolves into a dictatorship under Napoleon, a ruthless hog. As the narrative unfolds, it examines themes of power, corruption, and the betrayal of ideals, questioning whether true equality can ever be achieved. The animals' struggles highlight the complexities of leadership and the dangers of totalitarianism, revealing that some may be more equal than others.

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Title: Animal Farm
Language: English
Authors: George Orwell
Publisher: via tolino media
Released: 2022
Pages: 100
ISBN13: 9783754645758
Tags: Fiction, Sci-fi and Fantasy, Mystery / Thriller, Nature, Animals, Political Science & Politics, Fantasy, Classics, Animals, Science Fiction, Thrillers, Politics, School, Dystopia, Adapted for Film, Society, English Literature, Required Reading, Satire, Communism, Farms, Homesteads, Social Critique, Revolution, Fables, Dictatorship, English Novels, Parables, Allegory, Political Novels
First published: 1945
Original title: Rebelión en la granja
Rating: 4.6 out of 5
Description: The story explores the rise and fall of an animal-led society after a rebellion against their oppressive farmer. Initially striving for equality and freedom, the farm devolves into a dictatorship under Napoleon, a ruthless hog. As the narrative unfolds, it examines themes of power, corruption, and the betrayal of ideals, questioning whether true equality can ever be achieved. The animals' struggles highlight the complexities of leadership and the dangers of totalitarianism, revealing that some may be more equal than others.