Gulliver's Travels

The narrative follows Lemuel Gulliver, an avid traveler, through four whimsical and perilous journeys that serve as a satire of human nature and societal norms. From being captured by tiny Lilliputians to living among giants in Brobdingnag, each adventure highlights absurdities in politics and culture. Gulliver's encounters with the flying island of Laputa and the rational Houyhnhnms further critique contemporary issues. Jonathan Swift's masterful storytelling combines humor and fantasy, making it a timeless classic.