Les Enfants Des Tuileries

Les Enfants Des Tuileries, published in 1882 by Olga de Pitray, is a children's novel set in mid-19th century France. The story follows siblings Irène and Julien de Morville as they navigate the social intricacies of Parisian life, particularly in the Tuileries gardens. Through their interactions with children from different social classes, the narrative explores themes of vanity, childhood innocence, and the superficial values of the elite. The novel highlights the contrast between privileged upbringing and the realities faced by others, making it a notable work in juvenile fiction.