Kim: A Big Print Classic

Text in this book is recreated from the original using a modern font. While similar books have around 80 characters per line, it has only 50 characters because of the enlarged text. Page margins have also been kept to a minimum to facilitate the augmented format, as well as use less pages making it environmentally friendlier. One of the greatest stories ever told, KIM represents a journey to discovering the meaning of life. Kimbal O'Hara is an orphan in 19th century India. He is surviving immersing himself in the local culture. He meets a Lama who becomes his spiritual teacher. While starting on his own path to enlightenment, Kim is recognized by chance and finds himself back in England where he is educated with financial assistance from the Lama. Soon, Kim becomes involved in espionage and returns in India with a mission. In spite of international intrigue and risks, Kim and the Lama continue their search to reach the "River of the Arrow." Their quest take them astray to the Himalayas where they soon encounter spies working to bring the region under Russian control.