Kipling, Rudyard

The Jungle Books

Penguin, 1994. 326 pages. Softbinding.

The Jungle Books. The Jungle Book’s true hero is Mowgli, a young boy raised with wolves, and hunted by the evil tiger Shere Khan. All is well until the realization dawns in Mowgli that he is human – knowledge he tries to repress as he is appalled by humankind’s greed and destructiveness. Through a series of perils and adventures, Mowgli gradually comes to terms with the animal and human facets of his life. Like all good children’s stories, these tales have a depth of allegory and symbolism that allows them to be enjoyed by adults as well as children. This edition includes The Second Jungle Book (hence the title: The Jungle Books) and completes the story of Mowgli. Contents f.ex. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. A nice copy.

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