Animal Farm

I've finished another short book called Animal Farm. This book had many meanings to it. It was about the communism in Russia all the people were resembled through animals. The humans were represented as the royals, the pigs were the future rulers of the farm, the rest of the animals were represented as the people of Russia.
First everyone wanted to be free from the famers. The animals had to go through a hard time. The pigs (the smartest) snuck some books from the farmers house and was able to read and write. Every friday the animals had a meeting, then one friday the animals planned a revolt. They eventually succeeded. The two smartest pigs took control and sat on the thrown. It was Napoleon and Snowball. The animals set up different rules so they could live in harmony. But a campaign broke out between Snowball and Napoleon. They were both tied and it seemed like a long fight untill Napoleon used his dogs to kick out Snowball and made himself ruler of Animal Farm. Napoleon got the dogs by taking away puppies from thier mothers right after the rebellion was over. As Napoleon's reign passed the pigs took over and took control of the farm. The pigs changed the rules they wrote on the wall each day and changed the context so nobody noticed. Napoleon started to change the animals mind and started to kill the people that was in the rebellion. Then the people started to forget what it was like, what the rebellion was for.
This book was about Napoleon just switching places with the royals. The only thing changed in the farm was the rulers. Napoleon slowly changed it so he can change the farm so that he can be the supreme ruler.
This book was so intresting because the author tried to criticise the Soviet Union but he couldn't at the time, So he came up with this book. It was amaizing how he wrote the book, how he made it obvious who he was writing about but how nobody could prove what his writings ment.