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The Jungle Book is a timeless collection of adventure stories from Rudyard Kipling that sweeps you into a lush jungle world. Centered on Mowgli, a human foundling raised by wolves, the tales blend bravery, friendship, and coming-of-age as he learns the laws of the wild and faces the fearsome Shere Khan. A favorite for readers of all ages who crave wonder, courage, and heart, this classic invites you to wander with Bagheera the sly black panther and Baloo the easygoing bear, discovering what belonging really means.
Written as a tapestry of episodic adventures, The Jungle Book unfolds through vivid scenes, memorable characters, and Kipling’s rhythmic storytelling. Each episode presents a new challenge or lesson, weaving action with moments of reflection that feel timeless. The journey balances suspense—predator confrontations and jungle laws—with warmth, humor, and the enduring friendship of Bagheera and Baloo.
Whether read aloud with a child or enjoyed solo, the book offers a doorway into a wild, enchanting world where loyalty, courage, and belonging are learned through lived experience. The Jungle Book presents the jungle as a living classroom, inviting readers to explore how choices define character and how friendship can bridge species and size.
After finishing The Jungle Book, readers carry a sense of wonder and a renewed belief in friendship and courage. The stories leave a lasting impression of belonging and bravery, inviting you to revisit the jungle again and again for new moments of awe and insight.
Product Details
Author
Rudyard Kipling
Publisher
Wordsworth Editions Ltd
Number of Pages
400
Language
English
SKU
BK0301877
ISBN
9781853261190
Dimensions
12.7 x 1.27 x 20.96 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 299
₹ 254
15% Off
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