Just read Animal Farm for the first time, absolutely loved it. I would love to hear what /lit/ thinks about it.
How was 9th grade English today OP?
>>8929879
Didn't read it for school. Just for fun. I did read brave new world in 9th though, enjoyed it.
>>8929879
>shitting on people for reading classic literature
>>8929889
>for the first time
Like how do you go 18+ years living and just read that book for the first time, it's like a staple for schools if you live in the English speaking world
>>8929898
Never was required to read it for some reason, idk.
I never read it for school either, and only read it for leisure after high school.
I like the rules slipping to account for the new activities of the elite. I think it's shown in our politics even today, where one side gives powers to the executive branch when they're in power, but as soon as they leave they rail against said executive powers.
>>8929898
Have you finished reading the entire western canon? How can you go 18 years without having read every single item in the western canon? You like a tard or somethin?
Fuck off.
>>8929875
I think that it is the perhaps the best piece of satire ever written in the English language (except perhaps "A Modest Proposal") - Hilarious, disturbing, thought-provoking and short.
>>8929898
In my school the regular English classes read Animal Farm in Grade 10, while my advanced class never read the book (By Grade 10 we were already onto Crime and Punishment) - I had to read it myself over the summer.
>>8929879
They didn't have it as curriculum I'm my school. Still read it when I was in sophomore year though.
George Orwell is my fav socialist writer desu.
He stood up against the USSR like a real socialist will do.
>>8929875
lel animal farm is trash. try again losr
>tfw you read Things Fall Apart by King Nigger but not Animal Farm in school