Rudyard Kipling books, poems and short stories that you must read

Rudyard Kipling was an English Journalist, poet, velist and a short story writer. He was born in India and that inspired much of his work. He wrote famous children stories like Jungle Book and many or short stories. Here is a collection of some of famous stories written by Rudyard Kipling.

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Famous stories by Rudyard Kipling

Jungle Book

Jungle books is a collection of stories by English author Rudyard Kipling. Most of characters are animal such as Shere Khan tiger, Baloo bear. principal character of story is a man-cub 'Mowgli', who is raised in jungle by wolves. stories are set in a forest in India in Mhya Presh. story entirely follows life of Mowgli who lives with se animals.

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Man who would be King

This story was written by Rudyard Kipling in year 1888. It is story of two British venturers in British India who soon became kings in a remote part of Afghanistan. story was apted into a television show and film. man who would be king was apted and directed by John Hutson to make a film. Ar film called DreamWorks is also loosely based on story.

Just so stories

Just so stories are considered as a classic of children literature and is also kwn as one of best works of Rudyard Kipling. This book has bedtime stories in which author has explained how one animal acquired its distinctive feature. stories were n apted in a variety of aptions including musical and animated films.

Captains Courous

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Captains Courous, a vel written by Rudyard Kipling follows ventures of a fifteen-year-old Harvey Cheyne, spoiled son of a railro tycoon. story was apted into movies, dramas and musical atre. movie was also apted for a television programme.

Indian tales

Indian Tales is a collection of short stories written by Rudyard Kipling. In se stories, author sets a st for encounters between East and West. It is based on thorny issues of culture, religion and society.

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