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Latest post Mon, Jan 2 2006 11:48 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Uyu Tesl  +  177147 Sat, 31 Dec 05 03:48 PM

      This story written by Rudjard Kipling which had already made into a film is an interesting story and its plot is easy to understand especially for children. The author used foreshadowing as the technic in writing in this story.

Overall, it is a story about wolves and a human named Mowgli who lived together in the jungle. Mowgli who saved by a pack of wolves lived with them for a long period about ten years and they happy lived together. A tiger known as Shere Khan really dislike Mowgli since he was baby and Shere Khan was tried to kill him at that time. For years Shere Khan did many things to convince the wolves that they should kill him and make him as their food, but some of the wolves ignored what Shere Khan was trying to tell them.

After ten years living with the wolves, Mowgli thought that he should return to his origin and live like other human, but he promised to the wolves that he will come back to seek revenge on Shere Khan.

In my opinion, The Jungle Book is a good story and it suitable to everyone especially kids and teenagers because there are lots of moral values which can teach us to be someone who kind hearted and love to help other people. Besides that, the contains in this story told us that we should not hate those who not from our species.

 

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nona the brit  +  177961 Mon, 02 Jan 06 11:48 AM
Check your spellings (technique) and your verb tenses.
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