Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's Travels

The ship's doctor Lemuel Gulliver always dreamed of the sea. Together with him we will go on an unusual journey full of dangers and adventures.
After the shipwreck, Gulliver is thrown ashore in the country of Lilliput, where little people live three fingers tall, where the tallest trees are not higher than a currant bush, and the largest houses are below the table. Having lived for half a year in captivity, after his miraculous rescue, he again finds himself on the deck of a ship and, by the will of fate, ends up in the country of giants - Brobdingnag. Every day, Gulliver is tested, because even the wasps here are the size of a large black grouse, and the evil royal Dwarf becomes his most dangerous enemy.
The book presents a retelling for children of two of the most interesting parts of the novel by Jonathan Swift: "Journey to Lilliput" and "Journey to Brobdingnag".

Author: Jonathan Swift

Illustrations: Vladimir Shevchenko

Retelling by Tamara Gabbe

Pages: 176 (coated). Hard cover

Dimensions: 268x212x16 mm

Series: Adventureland