[stylist] of these two books which one should I read?

[Jacobson, Shawn D]

All of these books are social commentaries concerning things the author worries about (or finds strange).  Be that aspect, Brave New World may be your best bet since the social issues explored here (social stratification and the feeling that technology is determining the places of people in a way they cannot fight) are probably the most relevant today.

Shawn

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I'm happy several others have written in their feelings about the short list
you presented. I've read "Gulliver's Travels," and recall I liked that
imaginary tale (it was the very first book that I read in Braille). And for
"Brave New world," was maybe the  first book of science fiction that I
remember having read (super philosophical and made me think).


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