Nobody's Boy

Published in 1878, 'Nobody's Boy' by Hector Malot follows the story of Remi, an abandoned child taken in by mason Jerome Barberin. As Remi grows, he faces hardship and uncertainty when Barberin decides to part with him, leading to a life on the road with the traveling artist Signor Vitalis. The novel explores themes of love, loyalty, and the search for identity, making it a poignant tale of resilience and belonging.