Rudyard Kipling

The Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling

Discover the interesting story behind one of the most famous children's stories of all time. This children's story called the jungle book is a compilation of different stories about animals and people. The children's story in the jungle book highlights several aspects for which it has become practically a classic of children's literature over time, among them is the humanization of animals, because they represent different groups in society according to the power that rule the life of the jungle. The whole story begins when, trying to flee from the attack of Shere Khan (the tiger), two spouses end up losing their young son. This boy appears in the cave of some wolves (wolf dad and Raksha - The Demon) who not only save his life from the tiger's claws but also adopt him as their own son. Raksha calls him Mowgli - the frog, since he has no hair - and he does so from his family. This interesting children's book shows us many important values for all children, such as friendship, tolerance and respect. Life in the jungle is governed by its own law, survival. There all the men and animals who know wild landscapes and want to enter it must first know it, fulfill it and respect it.