@CarnessialOnNoiseApp 6 December 2021

I read this book for the third time since I first picked it up over the summer. For those who are not familiar, the book "Animal Farm" is a fictional story of farm animals that rebel against their neglectful and cruel master to establish a society of their own. What seemed to be a promising utopia for the animals turns out to be a brutal dictatorship where the animals were no better off than in human care. I really love this book because: 1. It is really short. (97 pages according to the copy I read from) It is so surprising that a story can be told so well with so little pages. 2. The book tells a fictional story based off of the true events of Joseph Stalin and the establishment of the Soviet Union. 3. This story is so simple and easy that people who don't read books can read this with ease rather than be bored reading the entire history of the actual formation of the Soviet Union. 4. Not only does the story share similarities with the Soviet Union, but also with countries that established dictatorships after the novel was released such as North Korea, Venezuela, and Cuba. The most important reason why I love this book is because it shows what happens when you give too much power to a governing body. Sorry if I get too political with this statement, but this book gives me another reason why I will NEVER vote Democrat in America.