Kim

Published in 1901, 'Kim' by Rudyard Kipling is an adventure novel set in British-ruled India. It follows the story of a street-smart Anglo-Indian boy named Kim, who becomes embroiled in the geopolitical tensions of 'the Great Game' between Britain and Russia. As he travels with a Tibetan lama, Kim is trained as a spy, navigating a world of intrigue and danger. The novel is notable for its rich portrayal of Indian culture and its exploration of identity and loyalty.