The Second Jungle Book

The Second Jungle Book was published in 1895 and together with the first part, The Jungle Book, constitutes one of the masterpieces of Rudyard Kipling, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907, and considered at that time as the writer of the British Empire. He was a great thinker and philosopher, who in simple, well-written stories, rich in many relevant details, provided important messages about morality, politics, governments, justice, ethics, human behavior and how they manage to survive and enjoy a better life. He masterfully created analogies with animals, which explains the sensational success of his best-sellers: The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book. This e-book is divided into the following sections: ● About the author. ● The Second Jungle Book. ● Short Summary of The Second Jungle Book. ● The Background of The Second Jungle Book. ● Conclusions. Finally, this collection of stories presents: a) human behavior, reflected in the attitudes of animals, and b) a call for attention or hidden political objective, in order to restore justice and human rights.