Cuentos de la selva
"Cuentos de la selva" (Tales from the Jungle) is a collection of children's stories written by Argentine author Horacio Quiroga. First published in 1918, the stories are set in the Misiones jungle and feature anthropomorphic animals and humans, exploring themes of nature, survival, and the relationship between humans and the environment. Quiroga's vivid storytelling and rich descriptions bring to life the beauty and dangers of the jungle, imparting moral lessons while captivating young readers. The tales reflect his deep understanding of nature and his empathy for both its beauty and its brutality.
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"Cuentos de la selva" ("Tales of the Jungle") is a collection of children's stories written by Argentine author Horacio Quiroga, published in 1918. The tales, set in the lush jungles of Misiones, Argentina, feature various animal characters and their adventures, emphasizing themes of nature, survival, and the interplay between humans and wildlife. Quiroga’s storytelling blends fantasy with moral lessons, highlighting the beauty and brutality of jungle life. The collection is celebrated for its vivid imagery and engaging narratives, making it a beloved work in Latin American literature and an important introduction to environmental awareness for young readers.