Three Men in a Boat, Not Counting the Dog

The journey up the Thames became a real test for the three friends. George, Harris, and J. overcame all difficulties: they passed all the treacherous rapids, shallows, and locks, visited all the taverns encountered along the way, valiantly trying the local dishes. The friends bravely, with pure English humor, got out of all the predicaments. Upon reaching their destination, the companions decided to return home by train, no longer tempting fate. And what about the dog? The brave Montmorency honestly accompanied them through all the troubles, desperately fighting with cats and resisting strange dogs!
The most famous book by Jerome K. Jerome, which has become a classic of world literature.