1 month ago
Must buy!
Absolutely fantastic read. Easily secures a spot in my top 3 books of all time. The condition of the book was great as well.
Animal Farm Deluxe Hardbound Edition by George Orwell
by by George Orwell (Author) Format: Hardcover
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✨ AI-generated from reviewsCustomers find this book to be a brilliant, wonderful read that serves as a timeless satire on politics, particularly Russian Revolution. The story is simple yet impactful, and customers consider it a true classic that remains relevant to today's world. They appreciate its political context, noting how it relates to human politics, and find it worth the price.
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1 month ago
Brilliant
The best i have read recently. It explains why you cant bring down the differences between the oppressors and the oppressed through any kind of revolutions, as they more or less always ends in disappointment.
2 months ago
A good book, but the price is little high
Good bookHigh price and short bookPaper quality 3/5Printing quality 4/5Total page of 113
2 months ago
A Classic That Says More in 100 Pages Than Most Books Do in 500
I picked up this book because of its reputation and it completely lived up to it. The story is simple on the surface yet every chapter carries a deeper meaning. George Orwell manages to explain how power slowly changes people without making the book feel difficult or heavy. The characters are memorable and the ending leaves a lasting impression. It is the kind of book that makes you stop and think after you finish the last page. Even though it was first published in 1945 its themes still feel surprisingly relevant today. Short , deeply engaging and thought provoking this is one of those classics that deserves all the praise it gets.
2 months ago
4 legs good, two legs bad
I would like to thanks amazon for amazingly delivering the book so kudus to them.**A brutal little masterpiece — funnier than 1984, but it cuts just as deep**Animal Farm is a strange thing to call "amazing," but here we are. It's a short book that packs the same gut-punch as 1984, minus the length — Orwell manages to say almost everything he needed to say about power and propaganda in a fraction of the pages. If 1984 is the slow, suffocating dread of a surveillance state, Animal Farm is the origin story: the revolution that promised equality and rotted from the inside, one broken commandment at a time.Knowing it's rooted in the Russian Revolution and the rise of the USSR makes it land even harder. Old Major's vision, Napoleon's slow consolidation of power, the pigs quietly rewriting the rules while everyone else is too tired or too scared to notice — it's not subtle once you know the history, but that's exactly the point. Orwell wasn't hiding the allegory. He wanted you to recognize it.What actually disturbed me most was Squealer — the propagandist, the one who could make any betrayal sound like progress, any broken promise sound like it was for the animals' own good. And that's the part that doesn't feel like history at all. It felt uncomfortably current. Any country with authoritarian tendencies runs some version of Squealer's playbook — rewrite the narrative, control the story, and label anyone who questions it as an enemy of the nation. Reading it against that backdrop hits differently than reading it as a historical curiosity.That's the real horror of this book — not that it describes a regime from a century ago, but that the mechanics it exposes are reusable. Squealer doesn't need Communism to exist. He just needs an audience willing to stop asking questions.It all boils down to one line that says everything: "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."A short read that leaves a long shadow. Essential.5/5 🌟
4 years ago
Orwell tells us about how the Soviet regime corrupts socialism with the arrival of Stalin.
Animal Farm is a satirical allegorical novella by George Orwell, first published in England on 17 August 1945. The book tells the story of a group of farm animals who rebel against their human farmer, hoping to create a society where the animals can be equal, free, and happy."If publishers make an effort not to publish books on acertain subjects, it is not for fear of prosecution, but for fear of public opinion. In this country, intellectual cowardice is the worst enemy a writer or journalist has to face. , and that fact does not seem to have received the opinion it deserves. " - George OrwellA few years ago I read "1984" and was totally fascinated by the originality of the novel written by Orwell. It seemed to me a narrative full of current scenario in a context that does not differ much from what happens in our time. So I decided to continue reading his works and this must be the next one.Animal Farm is a satirical novel. Through an allegory, Orwell tells us about how the Soviet regime corrupts socialism with the arrival of Stalin. Throughout the book we will see how the rebellion evolves and how it gradually ends up becoming a tyrannical dictatorship. The characters are the most successful (based on real), they leave us endearing, eloquent and sometimes even funny moments, all thanks to some exquisite dialogues.It is obvious that this narrative contains a double meaning or a double reading, one of them is about corruption, after the acquisition of power of the pigs they become greedy and totalitarian. What has been most significant to me is the mention of how the pigs (rulers) are changing the commandments of the animals and how they convince them that they were like that from the beginning.Summary of the book:The story goes that Eric Blair, the real name of George Orwell, had a hard time finding a publisher that would dare to publish "Animal Farm." And it was not for less, given that the very particular way in which he satire the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the subsequent rise of communism from which the future Soviet Union would emerge was a challenge that more than one editor did not dare to face.Intelligently, Orwell describes us that through the ideas equipped by a pig nicknamed the Old Commander (Karl Marx), the animals expel the farmer Jones (the Tsar) who controlled his farm normally (Russia) and from the expulsion of the humans in the Battle of the Stable (Bolshevik Revolution) and in which the new system of Animalism (Communism) is established that will lead to the animals now controlling the "Solar Farm", renamed "Animal Farm".In charge of all this rebellion will be the pigs Napoleon (Stalin) and Snowball (Trotsky). They will end up subduing the rest of the lower animals and will control them with an iron hand, they will make them work tirelessly, rationing their food and subjecting them to the hardest and most extreme work.Soon, the difference between Napoleon and Snowball will be evident, as it happened with Trotsky and Stalin. You only have to read a little of how Trotsky ended up after the persecution of Stalin to understand a section of the Farm Rebellion. It is surprising that Orwell has excluded the personification of Lenin in the novel, since he was one of the key elements in the Bolshevik revolution.The animals, victorious and happy, control the farm. Every day the emblematic song Beasts of England (The Internationale) is sung, the seven animal commandments are coined, the speech "Four legs yes, two legs no!" and a green flag (communist red) is raised that identifies all the animals in the center of which they paint a hoof and a horn (the hammer and sickle). The (horror) show is served. The tension will rise, the problems will multiply and what we all know will quickly happen: the pigs, guarded by ferocious dogs that were raised apart by Napoleon to guard his wicked orders, will transform the lives of other animals into a true hell.I am pretty sure that Roger Waters was inspired by this book to compose the songs for the album "Animals," by Pink Floyd and where he divides Humanity into three races: pigs as the leaders who have power, dogs, as an army of fierce guardians and sheep as the submissive enslaved people.In conclusion, Animal Farm is a novel that, like all the classics, transcends time, and does so in a wonderful way. It is contradictory to say, but through a simple group of farm animals, George Orwell represents humanity in all its splendor, with the most tragicomic defects that characterise us. And it certainly makes you think about it. It's amazing what can be developed in a few pages and without pretense of greatness - those are the best writers.read more book reviews @ rajulsingh.in
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Most buyers say the prose is clear and the story moves quickly. Reviewers often recommend George Orwell's novella even to readers who do not usually gravitate toward dense classics.
Readers keep mentioning how closely the themes map onto current events. The book's take on power, control, and manipulation is why so many customers call the story timeless.
Yes, politics sits at the center of the narrative. Customers specifically praise the book's commentary on human politics, revolutions, and the way authority can reshape ideals.
Expect sharp humor with a darker edge underneath. Reviewers praise the sarcasm and wit, while also noting that the satire turns serious and unsettling as the power struggle deepens.
Choose this copy for readers aged 15 and up who want a classic in English. Students, book-club readers, and anyone looking for a shorter serious novel are likely fits.
Fingerprint Publishing's copy comes as a deluxe hardbound English edition with 192 pages. Publication date is 10 October 2022, and the book is sold as a single-volume count.
Many customers say the book feels worth the spend. Reviews tie that value to the strength of the story, its lasting relevance, and how much meaning the novella packs into a short read.
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