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Kipling, telling the story of Mowgli, endows the animals with the ability to speak, they act, think and feel. And we, reading the book, have the opportunity to look at ourselves from the outside and realize what a great responsibility it is to be a person. The boy Mowgli, the bear Baloo, the panther Bagheera, the wolf Akela, the boa constrictor Kaa have been loved by readers of different countries and ages for a long time and not by chance. The book is exciting and interesting. But not only. She is extremely knowledgeable. It is not often in the human world that one comes across such just wisdom when it turns out that the laws and mores of animals are often more just and generous than human laws and mores. The book teaches dignity and nobility. The Mowgli stories are a detailed description of what Kipling thought a real person should be like. Each time made small adjustments to the plots, but the common thing remained: the spirit of romance and the atmosphere of heroism.