Gulliver's Travels: The Graphic Novel (Campfire Graphic Novels)

Very good print. Story is good for kids and adults alike.

liked the illustration and gifted it to my 7 years old nephew. Only in the last 1 or 2 pages I felt the content is meant for little grown up kids , the pictures could have been presented a little more decently

Good graphic novel for kids.

Actual price of the book is 250/- only. (it's not 450/- as mentioned).it is little difficult to understand below the age of 10.

Good

Good book

Easier to understand as a graphic novel before going for the complete book.

Both are good books. Children are happy with them.

Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels" gets the graphic novel treatment, courtesy of Campfire Classics and adapter Lewis Helfand and illustrator Vinod Kumar. Swift's satire remains an entertaining story and a biting commentary on humankind.As the story opens, the adventurous Lemuel Gulliver goes to sea, to see the world. What he gets is a ship wreck that leaves him stranded in Lilliput, where, to his surprise, the inhabitants are the size of tin soldiers. Gulliver will eventually escape, only to end up in a land of giants, where he is the one who is the size of a tin soldier. Gulliver's travels will continue; he will visit a land of immortals and a land run by horses before finally returning home for good, a much wiser if less content man."Gulliver's Travels" holds up very well as a reading experience. The story can be appreciated on one level for the hero's fantastic adventures, and on another level as a knowing satire of human society as Swift knew it. Highly recommended to readers of all ages.

This item was sent as a gift. Price was fair.