Two Weeks in Lilliput

A sharp-witted romp through the absurdities of political life, Two Weeks in Lilliput takes Swift's satirical premise and transplants it into modern corridors of power. Penguin delivers biting humour as petty squabbles, inflated egos, and bureaucratic nonsense are magnified to deliciously ridiculous proportions. It's the kind of book that makes you laugh out loud on public transport, then immediately want to quote passages to anyone who'll listen. Perfect for political junkies with a sense of humour and anyone who suspects politicians might actually be tiny people with oversized ambitions.