Animal Farm
George Orwell’s enduring satire of the Russian Revolution has become an integral part of modern culture, so frequently cited that we often forget the author behind the words. The story narrates the daring rebellion that transforms Mr. Jones’ Manor Farm into Animal Farm, a fully democratic society founded on the principle that All Animals Are Created Equal.
Through their intelligence, the pigs Napoleon, Squealer, and Snowball gradually assume leadership roles in a subtle, yet familiar, evolution. The story reaches its peak with the tragic betrayal of the loyal horse Boxer, marking the return of authoritarian rule and the grim postscript to the original motto: But Some Animals Are More Equal Than Others. To explore the complete text of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, listen to the SparkNotes Guide for Animal Farm. ©1946 Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, Inc. (P)1991 Blackstone Audiobooks.
The animals of Manor Farm have risen up and seized control. After Old Major’s death, pigs Snowball and Napoleon spearhead a revolt against Mr. Jones, forcing him to flee the farm. The animals adopt the Seven Commandments of Animalism, and life continues, but they soon realize that a farm run by animals appears more human than ever before.
Information about the Audiobook:
| Publisher | George Orwell |
| Publish Date | July 01, 2009 |
| Pages | 144 / 3 hrs and 11 mins |
| Language | English |
| Type | Unabridged Audiobook |
| EAN/UPC | 9780547370224 |
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Book Review –
I recently listened to George Orwell’s Animal Farm and 1984, and I was truly captivated. The narration brought the stories to life, making the powerful messages about freedom and tyranny even more impactful. Highly recommend for anyone interested in thought-provoking classics. 📚✨
AudioBooks Shop –
I listened to the audiobook and loved it. The voice acting brought so much emotion to the story.
Kristina –
The nature of man in animal form. Ideology, loyalty, and devotion become strings for a corrupt puppet master. What I love is how this story continues to be relevant regardless of how much time passes. Network News, Politicians, Social organizations can all be seen on the farm. Highly recommended!
Should be required reading in schools –
Absolutely chilling the way this story ends, and the progression with which we the reader see the increasingly horrifying and tyrannical changes to the farm. But the animals are kept docile and stupid through the combined efforts of limited education and constant lying and falsified propaganda to lull them into compliance but with an ever present threat of horrible violence if the soft words fail to squash any thought of disobedience or questioning. The parallels this story holds to the nuances of reality in our society all around us can be seen easily and in so many forms. This should be required reading in schools.
Classic well-read –
For some reason I was never required to read this is school, so when I saw it on list of classics, I bought it on Audible. It was a wonderful story of political corruption and societal norms. The narrator was great and his varying voices for the characters kept my interest.