Occasionally Eloquent

I promise I will read a horrid book next, just so I can speak badly of any book I read; I realize hate is a common and popular theme on the internet.

So far, Animal Farm has followed its own track through dystopia. It focuses on a micro-dystopia rather than a larger one. While my other dystopian reads have been copacetic, I really have enjoyed getting to know the characters (animals) in this secluded farm.

I heavily respect that I foresee the book staying on the farm, and that is completely fine and enjoyable.

Where I have left off is the minute corruption embarks. This is around page 40.

I don’t mean to gush over this book, but I really liked seeing a dystopian world that was not yet dystopian. The one complaint I have is that the language is strange, but I fully understand this is a classic, and I am a high school student: 3 words synonymous for naivety.