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When we hear the title The Jungle Book, our memory immediately recalls the story of Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves. But The Jungle Book is not just about him. It's also about a sea white cat who is looking for new lands to save his family. It is about how people get into slavery and what efforts it takes for the next generations to free themselves from that slavery. About the feat of the brave mongoose Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. About people among animals and animals among people. It is about how loyalty to the laws of the tribe, readiness to act, and the desire to serve high goals are formed . The poetic epigraphs and final poems create the frame in which the characters of the stories act.

The Jungle Book is a fantasy, a dream about the balance of law and freedom, about the combination of childhood innocence and adult responsibility.