Animal Farm

In the novel, Animal Farm, George Orwell uses animals to portray the lives and events of the past. Why would he do this?

In my opinion, using animals as the characters of the novel is much more accessible to the readers. Instead of having to read a dry, some-what boring Historical biography, the novel animal farm changes it up to make it more interesting.

I loved reading about the animals' lives on the farm, but I also really like getting to learn more about the history of Karl Marx, and the rebellion.

I think that more books should take on this type of mask, because it helps draw readers into the story.