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Animal Farm

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In the early 1940s—several years before his masterpiece, 1984—George Orwell wrote a "fairy tale" that was long hesitant to publish and banned in several countries due to its political allegory being too recognizable and painful. When it was finally published in 1945, it achieved incredible success, spawning several unofficial sequels, and later influencing the work of writers such as C.S. Lewis and Margaret Atwood.

The animals of the Manor House overthrow the farm's owner and create a society where everyone is equal. However, the new leaders, led by a boar named Napoleon, gradually rewrite the rules, and promises turn into lies... Will liberation lead to a new tyranny?

The collection also includes four essays by Orwell: "Recollections of a Bookseller," "Why I Write," "Confessions of a Reviewer," and "How I Shot an Elephant."
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