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      Kim

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      Rudyard Kipling’s novel “Kim” is a captivating tale set against the vibrant backdrop of British-occupied India in the late 19th century. Published in 1901, the novel follows the adventures of the titular character, Kimball O’Hara, an orphaned boy of Irish-British descent who grows up in the bustling streets of Lahore. Raised as a street urchin, Kim becomes embroiled in espionage, as he is drawn into the Great Game—the political intrigue between Britain and Russia. What sets “Kim” apart is not only its riveting narrative but also Kipling’s keen observations of the cultural and social dynamics of India. The novel provides a nuanced exploration of identity, spirituality, and the collision of Eastern and Western cultures during a period of significant historical change.

      Weight 0.23 kg
      Author

      Rudyard Kipling

      Publisher

      Fingerprint! Pub

      Book Type

      Fiction

      Categories

      Classic Fiction

      Best for

      Well-crafted prose, deep themes, and enduring relevance

      Ages

      16+

      Binding

      Paperback

      Edition

      1 August 2018

      Weight

      0.23 KG

      ISBN

      978-9388144322

      Language

      English

      Pages

      356

      Printing Remarks

      Imported

      Dimension

      20.3 x 25.4 x 4.7 cm

      SKU: AXDBS0583 Category: Tag:

      “Kim” endures as a classic for its rich characterizations, evocative descriptions of India, and its exploration of the complexities of cultural and national identity. Kipling’s vivid prose captures the sensory experience of the Indian subcontinent, and his portrayal of Kim’s journey of self-discovery resonates with readers seeking a deeper understanding of human connection and the quest for belonging. The novel’s themes of duality, the search for meaning, and the blurred lines between loyalty and duty contribute to its lasting appeal, making “Kim” not only a literary gem but also a valuable reflection on the intersections of culture and individuality in a rapidly changing world.

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