How many years did Rudyard Kipling go to school?

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he had 10 brothers and sisters

well we are doing a project at school and we got 3 short stories and they are good

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Rudyard Kipling wrote many books. Some of the more well known include The Jungle Book, Just So Stories, The Light That Failed and The Phantom Rickshaw and other Eerie Tales.

Formally he attended school in England for ten years from ages 6-16.

Many of Kipling's stories were set in various locations throughout India

Many of Kipling's stories were set in various locations throughout India

Kipling received many honorary degrees and various literary awards. The two most prestigious would be the 1907 Nobel prize for literature and in 1926 he received the Gold Medal of the Royal Society of Literature

Kipling received many honorary degrees and various literary awards. The two most prestigious would be the 1907 Nobel prize for literature and in 1926 he received the Gold Medal of the Royal Society of Literature

Dahl attended Llandaff Cathedral School for just two years. Then from the ages of nine to thirteen he attended St. Peter's Preparatory School in Weston-super-Mare, England. He did not enjoy the school because many of the teachers were cruel and often caned the students. Dahl was good at cricket and swimming, but he performed poorly in class. One of his main hobbies was reading, and some of his favourite novelists were the adventure writers Rudyard…

it is an ancient Buddist symbol from the Sanscrit word meaning all is well. Many Buddas have the swastika on the chest of the statue

I think you are confusing the appalling Disney adaptation with the original book. Rudyard Kiplings' version of the Jungle Book doesn't have a single storyline. It is a collection of short stories, songs, and poetry each with their own characters and in many cases unrelated stories.

In the 1978 edition there are 148 pages. If I can locate my early edition, I'll update this - unless someone else already did!

As is the case with so many poets from different ages, the 19th-20th century English poet Rudyard Kipling was inspired to write poetry by a love of language and the inner desire to tell stories. At the same time, his overseas experiences inspired him to try to share what he had learned with those who hadn't traveled outside of their home-land. In addition, he seemed to feel a strong need to make poetic sense of…