In Travels with My Aunt, Graham Greene tells the story of Henry Pulling, a retired bank manager who sets out to explore Europe with his eccentric Aunt Augusta. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of characters, including a Turkish gardener, a CIA agent, and a crime boss. This witty and engaging novel is a classic of modern literature, combining humor and adventure with a keen eye for social commentary.

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