The Greatest Works Of George Orwell 10 Books Collection Set - Classic Fiction - Hardback

Titles in This Set. 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 Days. Shooting An Elephant And Other Essays. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781804458709. Publisher: Classic Editions. Age Range: Adult / 16+. Overview. This hardback collection brings together ten of George Orwell's most important and influential works in one handsome, durable set designed for readers, students and collectors alike. From the chilling dystopia of 1984 to the sharp political allegory of Animal Farm, and from first-hand reportage in Homage To Catalonia and The Road To Wigan Pier to the lesser-known novels Burmese Days, A Clergyman's Daughter and Coming Up For Air, this set offers a comprehensive introduction to one of the twentieth century's most vital and enduring literary voices.. About the Books. George Orwell's writing continues to shape how we think about power, truth and society, and this ten-book hardback set gathers his defining novels and non-fiction together for the first time in one collectible edition. 1984 remains one of the most influential novels ever written, its vision of surveillance and thought control more relevant than ever, while Animal Farm's satirical fable of revolution betrayed has become a cornerstone of school and book club reading lists. Alongside these two towering classics sit Orwell's vivid works of reportage: Down And Out In Paris And London documents his years living in poverty, The Road To Wigan Pier exposes the hardships of industrial Britain, and Homage To Catalonia recounts his experiences fighting in the Spanish Civil War. His novels Burmese Days, A Clergyman's Daughter, Keep The Aspidistra Flying and Coming Up For Air trace ordinary lives buckling under empire, poverty and the looming shadow of war, while Shooting An Elephant And Other Essays showcases Orwell's razor-sharp essay writing at its