Animal Farm: The Graphic Novel

Animal Farm: The Graphic Novel
Animal Farm has been a classic novel for nearly 80 years—perfect for teaching teens complex ideas about politics, power, and consequences. With lavish, broody illustrations, Animal Farm: The Graphic Novel makes big ideas like corruption, oppression, and the abuse of power even more accessible.
Using the easy-to-grasp allegory of a farm and its animal inhabitants to represent the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalinism, this book offers valuable insights into the subsequent development of the Soviet Union. The symbolism and allegorical elements should compel your teen to draw parallels to real-life situations.
George Orwell's writing style is compelling and accessible and will enhance your teen's understanding of literary techniques, such as satire and allegory. Ethics, morality, and the consequences of staying silent in the face of oppression are underlying refrains. Analyzing Animal Farm will help teens develop critical reading skills, such as identifying bias, propaganda, and manipulating language. The novel addresses timeless sociological themes relevant to current events and political systems. For maximum value, plan to read and discuss Animal Farm: The Graphic Novel together with your teen!