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Rudyard Kipling: The Complete Collection (Holly Classics) - cover

Rudyard Kipling: The Complete Collection (Holly Classics)

Rudyard Kipling, House of Classics

Publisher: Flip

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Summary

Here you will find the complete novels and stories of Rudyard Kipling in the chronological order of their original publication.

- Plain Tales from the Hills (a collection of 40 short stories)

- Soldiers Three (a collection of 9 short stories)

- The Story of the Gadsbys (a collection of 8 short stories)

- In Black and White (a collection of 8 short stories)

- Under the Deodars (a collection of 8 short stories)

- The Phantom Rickshaw and other Tales (a collection of 4 short stories)

- Wee Willie Winkie and Other Child Stories (a collection of 4 short stories)

- Life's Handicap (a collection of 27 short stories)

- The Light That Failed (a novel)

- The Naulahka: A Story of West and East (a novel)

- Many Inventions (a collection of 14 short stories)

- The Jungle Book (a collection of 7 short stories)

- The Second Jungle Book (a collection of 8 short stories)

- Captains Courageous (a novel)

- The Day's Work (a collection of 13 short stories)

- Stalky & Co. (a collection of 9 short stories)

- Kim (a novel)

- Just So Stories for Little Children (a collection of 13 short stories)

- Traffics and Discoveries (a collection of 11 short stories)

- Puck of Pook's Hill (a collection of 10 short stories)

- Actions and Reactions (a collection of 8 short stories)

- Rewards and Fairies (a collection of 11 short stories)

- A Diversity of Creatures (a collection of 14 short stories)

- The Eyes of Asia (a collection of 4 short stories)
Available since: 03/16/2017.

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