What I Did Like:
+The length is perfect. Sometimes when you read a short story you leave it wanting more. This is not that kind of story. It ends and you’re left thinking only that the ending was perfect for the lesson it is teaching.
+Opens the floor for discussions about leadership, balance, and equality. They’re important conversations and if this book can facilitate those it will remain a classic. Honestly, how is this still relevant to mistakes we’re making?
+There are no main characters or shining stars. This can also be a negative, because you don’t connect with any of them. But, as a positive, it makes the lesson the main character. You know exactly what you’re supposed to get from this book.

Who Should Read This One:
-Look, it’s 100 pages and it’s a classic, you know you’re curious. If you haven’t read it yet, jump in.
-Dystopian fans, give this one a go.

My Rating: 4 Stars
It’s quick and depressing but ultimately unforgettable and that counts for something.

For Full Review: https://alltherightreads.com/2024/04/29/2024-book-review-animal-farm/