Mowgli. Kipling R.J.

The book of D. R. Kipling “Mowgli” is a wise and instructive fairy tale. The amazing story of a little boy, raised by wolves, reveals the original laws of nature, forcing to think about the values ​​of human life.

a human cub, finding himself in the jungle, did not die because he found faithful and reliable friends. These friends are animals. But Kipling does not endow them with the features of people, as is the case in folk tales. All of them are thinking creatures and act depending on the circumstances in accordance with the laws of nature.

Together with Mowgli, we learn the laws of the jungle and understand that they are largely useful for people. For example, you can kill animals only for the sake of food, respect the laws of each society (pack), respect the one you meet on the path in the jungle, be considered the science of the wise.

The tale teaches us to be faithful in friendship, bold and Honest, respect those who gave life and raised. And also makes it possible to understand that nature is a human house, because it must be protected, to try to live in harmony with the outside world.

for primary and secondary school age.