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Number of Pages
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Age Group
6-8 Years
Language
English
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Discover The Jungle Books in a stunning hardback edition crafted in collaboration with the National Gallery. The Jungle Books brings Rudyard Kipling’s beloved adventures to life, pairing The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book with treasured stories and poems such as Rikki-Tikki-Tavi and The Law of the Jungle. Adorned with Henri Rousseau’s Surprised! painting on the cover, this elegant volume invites readers into a lush, adventurous world—perfect for curious readers, families, and collectors alike.
Written in Kipling’s timeless voice, The Jungle Books is presented as a single generously bound volume that preserves the original text. The experience is enhanced by carefully chosen typography and thoughtfully designed pages that feel classic yet accessible, while Rousseau’s artwork sets a vivid jungle mood that sparks the imagination. Whether you’re revisiting these tales or discovering them for the first time, the pace pivots between thrilling animal escapades and reflective moments, offering a rich reading journey that can be enjoyed aloud or absorbed quietly on your own.
After finishing The Jungle Books, readers carry a renewed sense of wonder—about nature, courage, and friendship—and a lasting appreciation for one of literature’s most enduring jungle journeys. This edition invites you to return again and again, discovering something new in Kipling’s world with every reread.
Product Details
Author
Rudyard Kipling
Publisher
Welbeck
Number of Pages
224
Language
English
SKU
BK0508951
ISBN
9781803381077
Reading Age
6-8 Years
Dimensions
14 x 3.6 x 21.8 cm
Binding
Hardback
MRP: ₹ 799
₹ 679
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