~~Read for Asian Revolution Course~~

I don't want to go into a critical analysis of this classic since I may have to do that in class. But, it was a decent read, not one of my favorites, but still decent. In the beginning, you have all the animals of the Manor Farm rebel and overthrow Mr. Jones. You see as time goes on the pigs of the farm slowly rise to the top, mirroring humans to a T, when all animals were meant to be equal after the rebellion. There's corruption, propaganda, mass casualties, lies - everything a recipe for disaster.

Like I said, it's a good read and great to think about especially within the historical context of when Animal Farm was written. But, it won't be one my favorite classics that I'd constantly recommend.