wolf child

Author: Rudyard Kipling
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Rudyard Kipling was an outstanding British writer, famous for writing children's stories, and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1907. The seven stories selected in this book are all from his collection The Jungle Book, and can be considered some of his most excellent animal stories. The first six stories are all centered around the wolf child Mowgli, mainly telling how Mowgli, after being adopted by the wolf mother, suffered persecution from the King of Beasts, the tiger, and thus descended to the village to bring back fire, enabling him to subdue the wolf pack and the tiger. While learning skills from the brown bear and the black panther, the wolf child Mowgli was kidnapped by a group of monkeys. The wolf child Mowgli, after being adopted by the wolf mother, was persecuted by the King of Beasts, the tiger; while learning skills from the brown bear and the black panther, the wolf child Mowgli was kidnapped by a group of monkeys, and a fierce battle broke out in the monkey city; Mowgli, while working as a shepherd boy for others, lured the herd of cattle to fight to the death with the tiger that had been trying to eat him; when the red dog pack threatened the survival of the wolf pack, the wolf child stepped forward and saved the entire wolf pack