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Maestro del relato y el verso, Rudyard Kipling nos transporta a trave´s de estos Libros de la selva al mundo a la vez maravilloso y despiadado de Mowgli, Bagheera, Baloo, Kaa o Shere Khan. Desde la India a la peni´nsula de Labrador, pasando por Alaska, personajes como Rikki Tikki Tavi, los jo´venes ...
Maestro del relato y el verso, Rudyard Kipling nos transporta a trave´s de estos Libros de la selva al mundo a la vez maravilloso y despiadado de Mowgli, Bagheera, Baloo, Kaa o Shere Khan. Desde la India a la peni´nsula de Labrador, pasando por Alaska, personajes como Rikki Tikki Tavi, los jo´venes inuit de Quiquern o Kotock, la foca blanca, nos invitan a asomarnos a un universo donde las dificultades se encaran sin ambages y en el que, en realidad, nunca se esta´ solo. Autor controvertido, Kipling logra, no obstante, crear aqui´ una pequen~a obra de arte.
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