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Product Information
brand
The Books Library
ideal
Classic Literature
material
Paper
country
India
age
16+
pack
1
author
George Orwell
book
Hardcover
genre
Classic Fiction
isbn
9788195188352
product
Classic Fiction Book
published
2020
publisher
Opuskart
synopsis
1984 & Animal Farm (2 In 1)1984 And Animal Farm, Two Of The Most Powerful Novels Ever Written, Presented Here In One Volume By George Orwell Is Sure To Engage The Readers And Take Them Back To History As These Books Are Considered One Of The Most Well-Documented Writings Of The War.1984, George Orwell'S Bleakly Dystopian Novel About The Dangers Of Totalitarianism, Warns Against A World Governed By Propaganda, Surveillance, And Censorship. Best Known For Simplification In His Stories And Using His Life Experiences, This Book Is Considered As One Of The Most Powerful Orwell'S Works.A Perfect Example Of Orwell'S Simplicity In His Writing Is In The Book "Animal Farm". The Setting Opens With Introduction To Mr. Jone'S Farm And The Main Characters In The Novel Are His Barnyard Animals That Represent People In Russian Revolution. It'S A Great Way Of Making It Easier For The Working Class To Understand What Happened During The Revolution. This Notion That "All Animals Are Equal" Becomes One Of The Tenets Of Animalism, The Philosophy Upon Which The Rebellion Willsupposedly Be Based.
Product Description
- Product Design: This Black-Covered Book Features Bold Red Typography, A Camera-Themed Artwork, And The Title 1984 And Animal Farm In A Single Volume.
- User Experience: The Edition Brings Together George Orwell'S 1984 And Animal Farm For Readers Seeking Two Recognised Literary Works In One Book.
- Versatile Occasion: The Combined Volume Is Suitable For Reading At Home, Study, Or Adding To A Fiction Collection.
- Ideal For: This Book Is Suited To Readers Interested In Dystopian Fiction, Political Themes, And Classic Literature.
- Product Design: The Back Cover Presents An Overview Of Both Novels, Including Themes Of Totalitarianism, Propaganda, Surveillance, Censorship, And Revolution.