Utopia by Thomas More is a book about an imaginary island where everything seems perfect. On this island, people live peacefully, share resources, and work together for the common good. There’s no private property, and everyone has access to what they need, which eliminates greed and inequality. More uses this fictional place to explore ideas about society, justice, and how people might live better lives. While it describes a seemingly ideal world, the book also encourages readers to think critically about whether such a society could truly exist.