Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World

The satirical science fiction novel by Jonathan Swift, in which human and social vices are vividly and wittily ridiculed.
The book has become a classic of moral and political satire, although its abridged alterations (and film adaptations) for children are especially popular.
Shipwrecked, Lemuel Gulliver woke up thrown to an island inhabited by tiny little men, whose serious passions around growth and fashion seem ridiculous.
His subsequent wanderings will lead Gulliver to Brobdingneg, the land of giants, to the philosophical guigngnms, to the vile yekha. During these journeys, Gulliver will receive a bitter understanding of the foundations and depths of human nature.