Animal Farm, by George Orwell

This is one of my favourite books I have ever read as part of my high school readings. I can still vividly remember how engaging the book is and how Orwell is able to give animals human qualities that makes the reader eliminate the fact that the book is mainly and mostly written from the animals perspective. This book is about how a group of animals were treated and they rebel against their human owner/farmer. As they do this, they give us (the readers) their hope of wanting to live in peace and are treated equal amongst each other. They also want to live freely and feel like they are caged inside their farm. This is an excellent book and I fully recommend it. I will definitely be reading to my future children.

This is one of my favourite books I have ever read as part of my high school readings. I can still vividly remember how engaging the book is and how Orwell is able to give animals human qualities that makes the reader eliminate the fact that the book is mainly and mostly written from the animals perspective. This book is about how a group of animals were treated and they rebel against their human owner/farmer. As they do this, they give us (the readers) their hope of wanting to live in peace and are treated equal amongst each other. They also want to live freely and feel like they are caged inside their farm. This is an excellent book and I fully recommend it. I will definitely be reading to my future children.

This book is old but gold. One of the best books I have read that fits in perfectly to society. The complexity of the characters makes this book very deep and interesting to read. This book also gives people insight into their own lives. All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

This dystopian novel written by George Orwell was originally published England on 17 August 1945. This is the story of a set of animals who overthrow their human-owner. This was a well executed novel which I absolutely enjoyed. . People will still be reading this in a thousand years time, when communism is just a footnote.

In grade 11, I read Animal Farm and it turned out to be one of those books that you think will be boring, but is actually quite enjoyable. There can be no doubt that George Orwell's Animal Farm is one of the greatest short stories ever written in English. It is a deceptively simple tale that can even be read by older children. In the style of a fable, it tells the story of an animal revolt, but there are so many levels to it. A satire and an allegory, it is clearly both. Very prophetic to the current South African political climate in my opinion. Nailed it Orwell.