Swift J. Mandry Gullivera. /third edition/. (Gulliver's Travels)

"One of the most prominent works of the world literature – "Gulliver's Travels" written by the famous Irish writer Jonathan Swift (1667-1745).

In the form of a fantastic story about Gulliver's travels to different fictional countries, Swift harshly ridicules the state system and public order of his contemporary England and appears as an irreconcilable enemy of lie, hypocrisy and tyranny. Unfortunately, the world and people in it almost never change, that is why "Gulliver's Travels" is always topically perceived and in every country, in particular and in ours, and exactly today."

Awards:

- 1^st prize of the National Contest "Book of the Year 2005"

- Diploma for the best book series at Lviv Publishers Forum 2006

In Ukrainian.

Translation from English by M.Ivanov edited by R.Datsenko

Illustrations: Vladyslav Yerko

Age group: for children of the middle and senior school age

Edition type: two-color, hard cover with partial varnishing

Format: 142x216 mm

Number of pages: 384

Publisher: A-BA-BA-HA-LA-MA-HA, Kyiv

Contents:

- Lyst kapitana Gullivera do svoho kuzena Simpsona

- Vydavets‘ do chytal‘nyka

Chastyna persha. Podorozh do Liliputiji

Chastyna druha. Podorozh do Brobdingnegu

Chastyna tretja. Podorozh do Laputy, Belnibarbi, Glabdabdribu, Lahnegu ta Japoniji

Chastyna chetverta. Podorozh do krajiny Hujihnhnmiv