First published in 1901, Kim is one of Rudyard Kipling’s most admired novels, renowned for its rich portrayal of India during the British Raj. The story follows Kimball O’Hara, an Irish orphan who grows up on the streets of Lahore and becomes deeply immersed in Indian life, languages, and cultures.

As Kim embarks on a journey across the subcontinent with a wandering Tibetan lama, the novel seamlessly weaves adventure and philosophy with the intrigue of the colonial “Great Game”—the espionage rivalry between empires. Through Kim’s experiences, Kipling explores questions of identity, loyalty, race, and spiritual growth, set against a vividly described Indian landscape.

With its memorable characters, detailed settings, and engaging narrative, Kim offers both an exciting story and a complex reflection on colonial society. It remains an essential text for students of English literature, history enthusiasts, and lovers of classic adventure fiction.

A timeless novel, Kim captures the spirit, contradictions, and color of India at a pivotal moment in history.

Publisher: VINTAGE CLASSICS

Language : English

Binding: PAPER BACK

Pages: 306