✅ An entertaining adventure novel by the famous Novel Prize (1907) Rudyard Kipling, author of great works of world literature; a work revised and translated to offer you the BEST TITLES IN UNIVERSAL LITERATURE
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Synopsis of the book:

Once upon a time there was a family of wolves that found a male cub. As that family had just had cubs they decided to take care of the man cub, because Shier Khan, the tiger, was chasing him to kill him. They decided to call him Mowgli. When he grew up, he met Baguira, the black panther, and Balu, the brown bear who taught him the law of the jungle, the calls of animals and above all, not to hang out with monkeys. Mowgli asked Balu why monkeys were so bad and Balu replied that they always brought problems. When the class ended, Mowgli met the monkeys and they kidnapped him. As Balu and Baguira went behind they saw everything and followed the monkeys, but in the middle of the road they met Kaa the python. Kaa decided to help them and accompanied them to the city where the monkeys lived. When Baguira, Balu and Kaa arrived everything seemed to be uninhabited, until the monkeys appeared with Mowgli. Then, a big fight broke out and Kaa ended up eating a few monkeys. Balu and Baguira greeted Mowgli and left as soon as possible. When they were returning to the cave where he lived, Shier Kan appeared and Mowgli took the opportunity to kill the tiger by sticking a knife in its head. Mowgli became a man and married a woman who lived in the village. Shier Kan appeared and Mowgli took the opportunity to kill the tiger by sticking a knife in its head. Mowgli became a man and married a woman who lived in the village. Shier Kan appeared and Mowgli took the opportunity to kill the tiger by sticking a knife in its head. Mowgli became a man and married a woman who lived in the village.

Biography:
Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) was a British writer and poet, author of great stories, children's stories, novels and poetry, such as The Jungle The Book (1894), the spy novel Kim (1901), the short story "The Man Who Would Be King" ("The Man Who Could Be King", 1888), many of which were made into a movie.
He rejected several awards at the time but in 1907 he accepted and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, which made him the first British writer to receive this award, and the youngest Nobel Prize winner for Literature to date.