Animal Farm was banned in the US for its perceived anti-Soviet themes during the Cold War. George Orwell’s allegory of Stalinism was deemed too controversial. Read more »

Animal Farm, George Orwell’s political satire, was banned in Kenya due to its criticism of colonialism and the corrupt government. Read more »

Discover why life on Animal Farm falls short of utopia in this thought-provoking analysis of George Orwell’s classic allegory. Read more »

Animal Farm’s critique of totalitarianism, propaganda & corruption still resonates today. It serves as a warning of the dangers of authoritarianism. Read more »

Animal Farm is an allegorical novel that highlights the dangers of totalitarianism and the corrupting influence of power. It remains relevant today. Read more »

Animal Farm is a classic fable that uses animals to satirize political events. It’s considered a fable because it’s a simple story with a moral lesson. Read more »

Explore the genius of George Orwell as we delve into why he chose animals as the primary characters in his timeless allegory, Animal Farm. Read more »

George Orwell’s Animal Farm uses animals to satirize human society, political systems, and power struggles in a simple and relatable way. Read more »

Animal Farm failed due to the corruption of power, lack of education among the animals, and the manipulation of propaganda by the ruling pigs. Read more »