1984

Animal Farm

The Road To Wigan Pier

Homage To Catalonia

Keep The Aspidistra Flying

Down And Out In Paris And London

Coming up for air 

A Clergyman''s Daughter

Burmese Daughter 

Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays

1984 – The iconic dystopian novel that introduced the world to Big Brother and the dangers of totalitarianism.

Animal Farm – A satirical allegory on power, corruption, and revolution, told through the lens of farm animals.

The Road to Wigan Pier – A deeply personal and political exploration of poverty in industrial England.

Homage to Catalonia – Orwell’s gripping firsthand account of his experiences fighting in the Spanish Civil War.

Keep the Aspidistra Flying – A critique of consumerism and a struggling writer’s resistance against a materialistic society.

Down and Out in Paris and London – A semi-autobiographical depiction of Orwell’s time living in poverty.

Coming Up for Air – A reflection on nostalgia, war, and the changing world through the eyes of a middle-aged man.

A Clergyman’s Daughter – A unique and experimental novel that follows the hardships of a woman struggling with amnesia and societal expectations.

Burmese Days – Orwell’s powerful novel based on his experiences in colonial Burma, exposing the evils of imperialism.

Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays – A compelling collection of Orwell’s most insightful essays on politics, society, and personal experiences.