In his 1947 classic, Animal Farm, George Orwell manages to paint a dystopian picture of what happens when society becomes blind to its own faults. Unlike other authors of his time, Orwell possesses a writing style that is concise and easy to understand, in addition to being entertaining in a morbidly twisted way. All in all, Animal Farm is an educating read--one more than worth its ink.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Animal Farm by George Orwell
In his 1947 classic, Animal Farm, George Orwell manages to paint a dystopian picture of what happens when society becomes blind to its own faults. Unlike other authors of his time, Orwell possesses a writing style that is concise and easy to understand, in addition to being entertaining in a morbidly twisted way. All in all, Animal Farm is an educating read--one more than worth its ink.
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