Originally titled 'Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World', Gulliver's Travels has been enjoyed as both a tale of adventure and celebrated satire.

Lemuel Gulliver wakes from a shipwreck to find himself on the island of Lilliput - a strange land populated by tiny people.

Over the next three parts of the book, Gulliver finds himself on islands inhabited by giants, strange creatures called 'Yahoos' and on the 'Flying' Island of Laputa.

A tale of adventure, fantasy and satire - Gulliver's Travels continues to withstand the test of age and is still being enjoyed by adults and children alike.

This edition contains unique illustrations.