The Jungle Baby

By G. E. (George Edward) Farrow

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In the jungles of India, a child's innocence transforms fearsome predators into loyal allies, while a deceitful serpent's treachery reveals the price of wickedness.

Genres

Children & Young Adult Reading Fiction

Released

2007-02-26

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Summary

"The Jungle Baby" by G. E. Farrow, is an enchanting children's story set in the vibrant jungles of India within the early 1900s. The story follows Bab-ba, a young boy, as he experiences exciting adventures and forms bonds with wild animals. After being tricked into the jungle by the villainous snake Hoodo, Bab-ba encounters a tiger, a wolf, and a bear, who attempt to eat him. However, Bab-ba's gentle spirit melts their hearts, turning potential predators into friends. Ultimately, Bab-ba's loyal dog and other animal companions join forces to rescue him, showcasing friendship and courage. The story also highlights the theme of good versus evil where the wicked Hoodo's plot backfires and meets a sorrowful end.