Man-Ape Tarzan - World Literary Classics Collection (Complete Translation)

Author: Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Although the American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs holds a modest position in the history of American literature, his long series novel "Tarzan of the Apes" was not only wildly popular upon its release but also continues to be widely read today, or even fifty or a hundred years later, especially among young readers. We can say without exaggeration that this series of novels can not only withstand the test of time but has also become a part of youth education in Western countries like the UK and the US, much like the works of Hans Christian Andersen and Jules Verne. "Tarzan of the Apes" (Complete Translation)! In the dense African jungle, the mother gorilla Kala accidentally discovers a strange treehouse. The crying of a baby coming from inside attracts Kala, who had just lost her own child. She enters the treehouse and sees a lovely baby in the cradle. Kala gazes lovingly at the baby. Suddenly, the fierce leopard roars and pounces. Without hesitation, Kala rescues the baby, cleverly maneuvering around the leopard and finally safely returns the baby to the gorilla nest.