"Sawan Presents a All-Time Great Classic - Kim. Kim is a young orphan boy, the son of a British soldier by the name of O'Hara who plays - and survives - pretending to be an Indian, He joins a Tibetan lama in search of a holy river but when a British Regimental chaplain discover he's a white boy, he's put into a school for the orphans of soldiers and eventually St. What is the theme of the KIM? The ideal of the equality and unity of men echoes across several motifs in Kim, most notably through the Buddhist teachings of Teshoo Lama. He tells Kim, ""To those who follow the Way there is neither black nor white, Hind nor Bhotiyal.
Sawan Presents a All-Time Great Classic - The Coral Islands. The Coral Island: A Tale of the Pacific Ocean is a novel written by Sawan. One of the first works of juvenile fiction to feature exclusively juvenile heroes, the story relates the adventures of three boys marooned on a South Pacific island, the only survivors of a shipwreck.
Sawan Presents a All-Time Great Classic - The Lost World. The second jungle Book witnesses Mowgli’s majestic transformation from a man cub to the master of the jungle. A must-read for all the fans of jungle Book, The second addition brings forth a riveting collection of Mowgli’s escapades in the jungle, with his loyal friends Bagheera and Baloo. The narrative sees a grown-up Mowgli coming to terms with the realization that it’s time for him to leave behind his beloved animal friends and the jungle. Mowgli must return to the world of man. This book promises to take the readers on an emotional roller coaster, during which they will be able to understand and sympathise with Mowgli’s dilemma and demurral.
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