Animal Farm by George Orwell is a timeless allegory of power, corruption, and rebellion. When the overworked animals of Manor Farm overthrow their human master, they dream of a society where all are equal and free. But as the pigs rise to leadership, their utopian vision warps into a dictatorship, proving that some animals are indeed "more equal than others." A sharp and chilling critique of totalitarianism, Animal Farm remains a powerful and cautionary tale about the nature of power and the cost of blind obedience.