Animal Farm

A group of farm animals overthrows their human master. The revolution succeeds. Old Major's dream of equality is within reach.

Then, slowly — it isn't.

Animal Farm is George Orwell's most precise and devastating work: a dark fable about how revolutions betray their ideals, how the language of liberation becomes the instrument of control, and how the oppressed can become the very thing they once fought against.

First published in 1945, it remains one of the most important short works in the English language — as sharp and necessary today as the day it was written.

This Glimmr Tales edition presents the complete original text in a clean, distraction-free digital format. Independently published.

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."