Gulliver’s Travels
Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift is a children’s adaptation of the classic novel, published by Turtleback in 2001. This edition, written in English and spanning 78 pages, presents the adventures of Lemuel Gulliver as he navigates a series of shipwrecks that lead him to four extraordinary lands, including the realm of tiny inhabitants and a fantastical flying island.
Readers will discover a captivating journey filled with action and adventure as Gulliver encounters giants and intelligent horses in his travels. This adaptation aims to introduce young readers to Swift’s imaginative world, making it accessible and engaging. The book’s themes of exploration and discovery resonate throughout the narrative, inviting children to experience the wonders of Gulliver’s adventures.
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An adaptation for children of Swift’s novel, in which Lemuel Gulliver survives a series of shipwrecks which land him in four unimaginable places: the land of the little people, the fantastic flying island, the land of the giants, and the nation ruled by intelligent horses.
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