Rudyard Kipling Boeken

Imaginative and funny, Kipling's collection of fantastical stories were published to high acclaim and have since become a children's classic, loved by children around the world. This enchanting edition will continue to delight a new generation of readers.

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This classic has been simplified, the vocabulary controlled to a level of approximately 1300 words, and the sentence structures chosen with care for this pre-intermediate stage. The introduction gives information on the author and story, and exercises for comprehension and discussion are included.

In August 1914 Kipling's son John, not yet seventeen, volunteered for a commission in the Army, but was initially refused as under age and with poor sight. It is done with agony and bloody sweat.' This edition in two volumes is complete with the orginal maps and appendices and a foreword by George Webb, Editor of The Kipling Journal.

Exploring the supernatural, this collection features twelve captivating tales that delve into ghosts, hauntings, curses, werewolves, and magic. Each story weaves a rich tapestry of eerie encounters and mystical elements, drawing inspiration from Kipling's unique style. Readers will encounter a blend of folklore and fantasy, where the line between the ordinary and the extraordinary blurs, inviting them into a world of spine-chilling mysteries and enchanting narratives. Perfect for those who enjoy a mix of the macabre and the magical.

Featuring a selection of timeless classics, this collection showcases renowned poems like "The Gods of the Copybook Headings," "The City of Brass," and "Recessional." Each piece reflects profound themes and insights, ranging from human experience to philosophical musings. The anthology captures the essence of its era while remaining relevant today, making it a significant addition for poetry enthusiasts. With a variety of works, it offers readers a chance to explore the depth and beauty of classic literature.

This antiquarian book offers a facsimile reprint of the original, preserving its historical significance. Acknowledging its age, it may feature imperfections like marks and notations. The reprint is part of a commitment to protect and promote important literary works, ensuring they remain accessible in high-quality editions that reflect the original text.

The collection presents Mowgli's stories from both Jungle Books in chronological order, enhancing the narrative flow. Readers will embark on thrilling adventures alongside Mowgli, Baloo the bear, Bagheera the panther, and Hathi the elephant as they confront the menacing tiger Shere Khan and the mischievous Bandar-log monkeys. This cohesive arrangement allows for a deeper understanding of Mowgli's journey and the bonds he forms with his jungle friends.

Edited and with a commentary by Kipling expert and author of the much-praised Kipling Abroad, Kipling and the Sea illuminates a side of Kipling's work that has for too long languished in the shadows.