Kim (Wordsworth Classics)
In Rudyard Kipling's Kim, a clever orphan navigates the bustling streets of Lahore and embarks on a transformative journey across India. Amidst spies, monks, and grand adventures, he discovers his place in a world of intrigue and wonder. This classic tale of growth and exploration remains a captivating read.
About This Book
Kim, written by Rudyard Kipling, is a classic novel set in British India during the late 19th century. It explores themes of identity and belonging through the journey of its young protagonist.
The story unfolds against the backdrop of the Great Game, the political rivalry between Britain and Russia in Central Asia. Kipling's narrative captures the vibrant diversity of Indian life and landscapes.
Published in 1901, the book draws on Kipling's own experiences in India, offering a vivid portrayal of colonial society and its complexities.
This edition from Wordsworth Classics provides an accessible introduction to one of literature's enduring works, highlighting Kipling's skill in storytelling and observation.
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