It's a book that talks about fantastic creatures, strange countries and a man called Lemuel Gulliver. He had the most wonderful adventures, in which he learned important values that the people might have. I think that this book is interesting for the lessons it has.
To begin with, we have to talk about the lilliputians, they are tiny people but they are very organised, and they had a great development in all the areas of knowledge, despite their apparent short stature. Since they are so radical, they give importance to the rubbish more than any other thing, for example, ¡they made a war for deciding the correct way to open an egg!
Also Gulliver arrived to Brobdingnag, were he was the tiny one, however, he was treated without any discrimination, although those people were giants. These are some examples of the values and the lessons in this book.
To sum up, while this is a "science fiction" story, it let an awesome teaching that in my opinion is:
"don't look at people's appearances, see what it has inside".
