Orwell's farmyard fable about a revolution that eats itself remains one of the shortest routes into political satire, and this deluxe hardbound edition gives it a binding worth keeping.
The story follows the animals of a farm who drive out their human owner and set up rules of their own, only to watch those rules quietly rewritten by whoever holds power. Published in 1945, it has stayed in print ever since and appears regularly on school and university reading lists. This 192-page hardcover runs the full text and is produced as a shelf copy rather than a disposable paperback, which suits a title readers tend to return to at different ages.
Worth a closer look:
• Hardbound deluxe edition running 192 pages
• The full text of Orwell's 1945 political fable
• A frequent set text for school and college courses
• A keeping copy rather than a disposable paperback
Suited to students, collectors and general readers of modern classics, published by Fingerprint Publishing and available at Boipoka.