France at War

Kipling's diverse body of work, influenced by his Indian upbringing, includes iconic novels like The Jungle Book and Kim, as well as celebrated short stories such as "The Man Who Would Be King." His poetry, featuring pieces like "Mandalay" and "If-", showcases his narrative talent and thematic depth. Recognized for his innovation in short storytelling, Kipling became one of the UK's most beloved authors in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with his children's literature remaining timeless classics.