The Rambler: This was a series of essays written by Samuel Johnson and published between 1750 and 1752.
The Idler: This was another series of essays by Samuel Johnson, published between 1758 and 1760.
The Journal of Stella: This work consists of a series of letters written by Jonathan Swift to Esther Johnson, whom Swift nicknamed "Stella". It is not a work by Samuel Johnson.
The Pernicious Effects of Revery: Although less well-known, this is also attributed to Samuel Johnson. He wrote on various topics, including the negative effects of idle fantasy and daydreaming, which aligns with his moralistic and didactic style.