Animal Farm: A Dystopian Fable of Power and Corruption

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

What happens when the oppressed rise against their oppressors, only to become what they once despised? In George Orwell’s *Animal Farm*, a group of mistreated farm animals, led by the visionary pigs Napoleon and Snowball, stage a rebellion against their human masters, dreaming of a society built on equality and freedom. But as their utopian vision turns into a nightmare, the very leaders who once championed justice become tyrants themselves.

A biting allegory of revolution and its inevitable descent into authoritarianism, *Animal Farm* is a masterful satire that exposes the dangers of unchecked power, propaganda, and political corruption. Originally published as a critique of totalitarian regimes, Orwell’s chilling tale remains strikingly relevant in today’s world, serving as a cautionary tale about the cyclical nature of history and the fragility of freedom.

A must-read for anyone who dares to question authority.