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9-12 Years
Language
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The Adventures Of Mowgli: Stories From The Jungle Book invites readers into the heart of the Indian jungle, where a boy named Mowgli is found and raised by Father Wolf among a wild wolf pack. Aimed at curious readers ages 8 and up, this collection carries a timeless, adventurous tone that celebrates courage, friendship, and belonging.
Written as a sequence of vivid, self-contained tales, this edition follows Mowgli’s life among the jungle’s striking landscapes as he grows alongside Bagheera the panther and Baloo the bear. The stories unfold with warmth and rhythm, inviting new readers to fall into Kipling’s timeless world and longtime fans to revisit a favorite cast of characters. With the affectionate introduction by Ruskin Bond, the edition offers a gentle, inviting entry into the jungle’s dangers and delights. In The Adventures Of Mowgli: Stories From The Jungle Book, Mowgli’s world comes alive through memorable scenes and clear, expressive prose.
The adventures are brisk, sometimes funny, often stirring, and they teach resilience, loyalty, and the question of where one belongs. The book presents a vivid sense of place—the dense forests, the river glades, the calls of the jungle—through prose that remains accessible for today’s readers. Mowgli’s journey is a coming-of-age story of courage and curiosity, shaped by friendships with Bagheera and Baloo and the ongoing challenge of Shere Khan’s pursuit—told with pacing that’s both thrilling and comforting.
After finishing The Adventures Of Mowgli: Stories From The Jungle Book, readers carry a sense of wonder about the natural world and a belief that friendship, bravery, and belonging can shape even the wildest journeys.
Product Details
Author
Rudyard Kipling
Publisher
Speaking Tiger
Language
English
SKU
BK0416132
ISBN
9789387164888
Reading Age
9-12 Years
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 250
₹ 212
15% Off
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