
CHAPTER I Tarzan’s First Love
CHAPTER II The Capture of Tarzan
CHAPTER III The Fight for the Balu
CHAPTER IV The God of Tarzan
CHAPTER V Tarzan and the Black Boy
CHAPTER VI The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance
CHAPTER VII The End of Bukawai
CHAPTER VIII The Lion
CHAPTER IX The Nightmare
CHAPTER X The Battle for Teeka
In the heart of an untamed equatorial jungle, a boy raised by a tribe of great apes has learned to move through the trees with effortless grace, hunting, laughing, and surviving alongside his wild family. Though his origins are shrouded in mystery, he possesses a keen mind and a fierce love for the forest that shaped him. The story follows his daily life among the apes, where every rustle of leaves and distant roar becomes a familiar rhythm.
When a young female ape named Teeka appears, the boy’s world shifts from pure instinct to a tender, confusing new awareness. He finds himself drawn to her beauty and spirit, feeling both wonder and jealousy as he compares his own human features to the sleek coats of his companions. As his feelings deepen, the jungle’s ordinary challenges begin to echo his inner turmoil, promising a journey of self‑discovery that will test the bonds of his adopted family.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (411K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Judith Boss
Release date
Feb 1, 1994
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1875–1950
Adventure, strange worlds, and unforgettable heroes fill these pages from one of popular fiction’s great imaginations. Best known for creating Tarzan and John Carter, he helped shape the modern adventure and science-fantasy story.
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