voyages, imaginary

Illustrator Si Morley steps out of his twentieth-century New York apartment one night--right into the winter of 1882.

Simplified stories taken from Gulliver's Travels. One part is about Gulliver's experiences in the land of little people, the other is about the land of the giants.

"When Seraphin, Hans, and Sophie returned from their voyage to the moon, they didn't come home empty-handed--theybrought with them aetherite, a miraculous substance that defies gravity! To keep their secret safe from the Prussians, the trio lives in hiding on a remote island in Brittany. Meanwhile, Seraphin's father has founded the International Society of Aether, a group of scientists dedicated to the peaceful pursuit of space exploration. But on the eve of their inaugural meeting, he vanishes without a trace! The Knights of Aether's last hope lies in a daring rescue of King Ludwig and Professor Dulac. They will find them on the farthest outskirts of the Prussian empire--the planet Mars!"--Amazon.

A graphic novel adaptation of Jonathan Swift's satire in which the voyages of an Englishman carry him to many strange places, including a land of people six inches high and a community of giants.

Presents the complete text to Jonathan Swift's classic novel "Gulliver's Travels" along with "A Modest Proposal, " a political satire, and contains a chronology of Swift's life and works, timeline of significant events, explanatory and textual notes, and critical essays.

Presents an adaptation of the classic story of an Englishman whose voyages carry him to a land of people six inches high, a world of giants, an island of sorcerers, and a place where horses are masters of human-like creatures.

Huge meat-eating lizards and flying reptiles have swooped into Spooksville through a doorway to the past, and Adam and his friends must hurry to find a way to close the portal before the entire town becomes a dinosaur feeding ground.

While backpacking in the desert, thirteen-year-old Mark falls into a tube of blue light and is transported into a more primitive world, where he must use his knowledge and skills to survive.

The voyages of an Englishman carry him to a land of people six inches high, a land of giants, an island of sorcerers, and a land where horses are masters of human-like creatures.