<p><strong>A sharp-edged portrayal of the slippery slope from revolt for equality to tyrannical totalitarianism, George Orwell's <em>Animal Farm </em>follows a group of mistreated animals as they rebel and attempt to take over their farm.</strong></p>
<p>In Orwell's timeless allegory, the animals brandish biting slogans and declare equality across the farm, but their idealisms slowly merge into a new kind of enslavement as one of the pigs leads them into a dictatorship. First published in 1945, this satirical novella evidences the endless corruptive cycle of power.</p>
<p>A must-read for book lovers of all ages, this new edition of <em>Animal Farm </em>has been republished with an introductory essay by Orwell, 'Why I Write'.</p>