How the Camel Got His Hump

How the Camel Got His Hump

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1942 · English · Hardcover · 30 editions
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In a whimsical desert setting, this tale reveals the origins of the camel's distinctive hump, a symbol of resilience and adaptation. The narrative follows a lazy camel who, instead of fulfilling his responsibilities, chooses to lounge in the sun and shirk his duties. His behavior attracts the attention of an energetic and industrious creature who challenges him to take on more responsibility.

As the plot unfolds, the lesson of hard work versus idleness becomes evident. The tale is not just an entertaining story but also weaves in moral insights about the value of diligence and the consequences of our choices. Readers are pulled into a world where animals embody human traits, presenting themes that resonate across generations.

With enchanting illustrations accompanying Kipling's timeless prose, the story captivates the imagination and invites young readers to explore the importance of effort and the unique traits that make us who we are. This charming fable encourages everyone to embrace their responsibilities, reminding them that every creature has a story behind its characteristics.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 25 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1942
Publisher Garden City Publishing
Editions 30 editions
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