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The 7 pages that link to The Jungle Book, each with the reason it gives.

• Rudyard KiplingBroader topic: Its animal fables became Kipling’s most enduring stories for children.

• Jungle musicRelated: It records the genre’s development through interviews, photographs, and accounts from its scene.

• If—Related: This earlier work established Kipling’s literary prominence before “If—” appeared.

• Bagheera kiplingiRelated: The genus name Bagheera alludes to Kipling’s black panther character.

• MowgliNarrower topic: The collection contains the stories that introduce Mowgli and his jungle life.

• Anna SewellCompared with: Unlike Sewell’s account of domestic working horses, Kipling’s stories center on wild animals and fables.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Related: Its animal society gives the phrase’s wild-animal imagery a narrative setting.