Main character is Mowgli.
He was brought up by animal of this jungle.
The animal of jungle try to go back him to human world.
I have watched movie of The jungle book.
But I enjoyed read, because it's write in English.
This book's animal is very kind.
It is wonder that he didn't die. ( )

I like the book because it is intresting. I also liked it because It is about animals.The family wolves takes a little boy into their home in the jungle.The child learns and plays with the other cubs. It was a nice story.

I like this story because it showed communication between animals and humans. And it was about a human who lived with animals. I thought it was a good adventure. My favourite charactor was the tiger

I do not like this book because i not more like animals.

I like it because it has many photos so i can understand quickly and i like animals. ( )

Mougli lives in jangle and many animal kind to him. But one day, Mougli was taken by Bandar-log which is kind of monkey. How to bring up Mougli in the jungle.
This book is easy to read.I can read this smoothly. I think Mougli's life full of ups and downs. ( )

In the hills of southern lindia a bady lies warm and safe in care. The name of the bady is Mowgli . The years pass and Mowgli become aman . When he become aman he learns the law of the jungle form has teacher Baloo the old brown bear and Bagheera ablack panther . He has many adventures and many friend among the animal of the jungle . But he have a enemy the name of the enemy is shere khan . He is the tiger has not forgotten . But mowgli kill shere khan . He begine the fighte when mowgli wen and the tiger .
Latifa

I like this story because they talk about jungle and animals . The storys interesting.
Mona ( )

Most people will be familiar with this story, and will know why it is a classic. On the other hand, they may have not read the original version with the additional tales and poetry. It was worth reading these, even though the story of Mowgli is certainly the best known story for a good reason! The other tales though show the versatility of the author, and are engaging in their own way ( )

Mowgli,who is a main character in this story,is raised by wolves.
Shere Khan the man-eating tiger wants to eat him.
But Mowgli is saved by Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther.
When Mowgli becomes a man,he fights with Shere Khan by himself.
I felt exciting while reading this book.
And I fought importance of company seeing his growth. ( )

I enjoyed from chapter one to three of this book. But this story got duller and duller from chapter four. I wish this book had been more interesting....

In the jungle of Southern India,there was a human child with wolfs! He was called Mowgli from the wolfs. Especially,Ballo the bear and Bagheera the panther were good friends and teachers for Mowgli. However,Mowgli had an enemy. It is Shere Khan(man-eating tiger).Can Mowgli kill this strong enemy? And finally,which will he like jungle or village?? I think there are many many animals in this book. ( )

I have seen this movie made by the Disney.
But,this book is a little different from that movie's story.
There are a few fighting sceans in this book.
I think the best exciting scean is `4.The fight at the rock.`
Mowgli was grown by wolfs,bear and panther,so he went with these animals.
But,he couldn't go with people.
I think it is important for him to live in the place which he can live comfortably. ( )

Mowgli is a man-cub,but he threw in the jungle. He raised by wolves. When he became a man, he join the wolve's meeting.He learn the law of the jungle. The tiger called Shere Khan wanted to kill Mowgli, but Mowgli defeated Shere Khan. Mowgli became a brave man.
I thought Mowgli was a brave boy and pure and clever. Animals which raised and helped him was wonderful. I thought Mowgli was not usually man,so animals admitted him. It was poor that Mowgli was feared by other people.I thought it was cool animals cooperated each other. ( )

This story is presented in the jungle of Southern India the Seeonee Wolf-Pack.
Main character is Mowgli , he is a human .He lives with animals.
Wolves are his father and mother and brothers. Bear teaches about the rule of the forest.
I like relationship of them,There is a close bond of affection between them.
It is interesting that Mowgli established his identity.It's wonderful that symbiosis with the animal. ( )

Mowgli is a man-cub.
He was helped by Mother and Father Wolf in a jungle.
He is taught and grew up by many animals.
But the Killer Tiger tries to kill him...
I have watched this story by video.
The relationship between men and animals is difficult. ( )

This story is good.

This story is about a human child.

A human chird's name is Mowgli.

In jungle,Mowgli is raised by wolves.

Mowgli has animal friends and enemy.

Enemy is Shere Khan,tiger.

Shere Khan wants to kill Mowgli.

So Mowgli fights with Shere Khan.

This story's end is good. ( )

In the Seeonee hills in Southern India,a baby who is a human child,Mowgli, is brought up by wolf.he has friends who are bear and panther.They are also teachers for him. And he has a enemy,the man-eating tiger...
Mowgli's adventure was so excited! Animals live in there were very uniqu!I want to read this original long story. ( )

He is a man.But he was brought up by wolves in the jungle.
So he can talk with various animals!Snakes,bird,bear,and so on.I want to get this ability…
He is confronted with many difficulties.But he get over these difficulties with his natural wisdom.
I like this story! ( )

The jungle book is Mowgli`s adventure story.
Mowgli is raised by wolf. And there is his enemy named Shere Khan.
This book has five story.But Ithink the most interesting chapter is "Tiger-Tiger".Mowgli vs Shere Khan`s confrontation was interesting. ( )

A human baby was left in a jungle.
His name is Mowgli.
He lives with wolves happily.
But a tiger,Shere Khan isn't like human beings.
Then a bear,Baloo and a panther,Bagheera manage to take Mowgli to human village.

This original story is different from the story we already know.
I think Mowgli is very brave.
I want Mowgli to have a happy life. ( )

This story is classics. Because the hero of this book is human, Mowgli, who is raised by wolves, a bear and a brack panther. There are different troubles however Mowgli get over them on account of company. Although this story is wonder because such this never happen in really, I think it is a good point of this story. When I read this book, I also wanted to speak languages of animal. Don't miss this book! ( )

Nothing like the Disney movie that we all remember! Great book, even if the white-mans-burden philosophy of the writer is a little hard to take. ( )

I would perhaps have enjoyed this more if I’d discovered it when I was younger. Most of the stories, while well enough written, didn’t really grab me. I did enjoy the parallels between the Mowgli stories and the Graveyard Book. I quite liked the stories of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, the brave mongoose, and Little Toomai, the boy who saw the elephants dance, although they didn’t leave a strong impression. But I loved the story of The White Seal, I suppose because I did see it as having broader appeal – a nice allegorical tale for those of us who are passionate about any cause, and feel that the people around us are blind to the dangers of current societal trends ... ( )

Really good reading. Like Dickens, it is better read out loud, just sounds so good. Every kid should here these stories. ( )

Both Jungle Books contain Mowgli and non-Mowgli stories. The Mowgli stories are fantastic, these would have had a great influence on me if I had read them in my younger days. The remaining stories are animal based as well, and while some are interesting, for the most part these did not hold my interest. ( )

"At last there were only Akela, Bagheera, and perhaps ten wolves that had taken Mowgli´s part. Then something began to hurt Mowgli inside him, as had never hurt in his life before, and he caught his breath and sobbed, and the tears ran down his face.

“What is it? What is it?” he said. “I do not wish to leave the jungle, and I do not know what this is. Am I dying, Bagheera?”

“No, Little Brother. That is only tears such as men use,” said Bagheera. “Now I know thou art a man, and a man´s cub no longer. The jungle is shut indeed to thee henceforward. Let them fall, Mowgli. They are only tears”. So Mowgli sat and cried as though his heart would break; and he had never cried in all his life before.

Rudyard Kiplig. The Jungle Books. "Mowgli's Brothers". Pág. 29

Cuando Jack, interpretado por Bill Kerr, lee estas líneas de Kipling al comienzo de "Gallipolli" (1981) ante un público de niños boquiabiertos está anunciando a su sobrino Archy (Mark Lee) que su deseo de alistarse, de abandonar su carrera de atleta, le conducirá a abandonar definitivamente la niñez y la pubertad y adentrarse en la edad adulta, donde el tiempo empieza a descontarse, los cronómetros se rompen y la única meta es ya la muerte. Entonces él (o Mel Gibson, o cualquiera de nosotros) llorará con nuevas lágrimas que rompen el corazón; lágrimas, como afirma Bagueera, como las que suelen usar los hombres; lágrimas distintas a las de la niñez, que demuestran que no seremos nunca más un cachorro de hombre y que la jungla, la selva, el jardín del Edén están cerrados para siempre para nosotros. "Fuera del limbo no hay descanso". (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK4jAx... minuto 1:50).

Viendo el otro día Gallipolli en DVD me impresionó esta escena del comienzo, que no recordaba. Una escena que, de una forma u otra, se repite en cientos de películas. El poder de la palabra, de los libros, de la literatura. El cine, el arte visual por excelencia, debe acoger a su viejo padre de la narración oral, de la lectura compartida. Y no importa el libro que se lea, puede ser Kipling o Tintín (como en "Kramer contra Kramer") porque lo esencial es que nos devuelve a esa hora mágica del descubrimiento del mundo, cuando de unos signos extraños trazados sobre papel blanco, a veces combinados con hermosos dibujos, de los pequeños insectos de diferentes formas que describía asombrado Jonh Clayton III cuando todavía se llamaba Tarzán y no conocía la lengua de los hombres, nuestro padre, nuestro tío o nuestro hermano extraen narraciones fabulosas, hazañas desconocidas, sentimientos cercanos, historias que van más allá de los ojos porque se esconden en nuestro cerebro e imaginamos a una pantera negra de esplendoroso pelaje hablando con un niño desnudo y lloroso que acaba de arrojar la flor roja sobre los lobos que consideraba hasta entonces sus hermanos.

I have seen the movie "The Jungle Book" .
So the scene of this story flashed across my mind.
This story is about a boy in jungle,and he lives with animals helping one another.
The characters of the animals are very attractive.
And the last scene I got excited.
I like this story very much. ( )

This is the story of a human boy who grows up in the jungle with all the animals in the jungle. This is the original version of the story, and it's much darker than the Disney version. I didn't think I would like it, because the idea seemed unbelieavable to me, but it was good, especially the second half. ( )