A Boy's Journey Home

Author: Hector Malot (original); Yang Liu (adapted)
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: Since its publication, this novel has been translated into multiple languages, including English, German, Russian, and Japanese, and has been loved by readers worldwide, especially young friends. It not only features a vivid, exciting, and gripping storyline but also purifies the soul and inspires determination. This immortal masterpiece has influenced generations of readers with its immense artistic charm. To this day, it is still being reprinted in France and has been adapted into films multiple times, receiving widespread popularity among audiences and being hailed as an immortal work in the history of French literature. This book is a dramatic novel written by Hector Malo, a famous 19th-century French writer. The protagonist of the novel, Remi, is the eldest son of an English hereditary noble family. When he was six months old, his uncle secretly took him away to seize his inheritance and abandoned him on the streets of Paris. His adoptive father, Barbant, found him and raised him until he was eight years old, after which he was sold to the traveling performer Vitalis.