The Eyes of Innocence is a novel by Maurice Leblanc, first published in 1920. It follows Gilberte, a young girl who, after her mother's death, seeks identity and belonging in the small French town of Domfront. As she navigates social intrigue and personal connections, including the attention of the mysterious Guillaume de la Vaudraye, Gilberte grapples with her past and her mother's secrets. This poignant tale addresses themes of love, loss, and the complexities of growing up as an orphan in a new community.
