The Son of Tarzan

The story centers on Jack Clayton, the son of Tarzan, who struggles against his family's attempts to shield him from his wild heritage. Despite Lady Greystoke's efforts to raise him away from the jungle's influence, the primal instincts within Jack emerge, especially when he encounters Akut, a gray ape and old friend of Tarzan. This narrative explores themes of heredity and identity, highlighting the tension between civilization and the call of the wild. Additionally, the book's reprinting aims to preserve the original text, free from censorship.