Hector Malot Libros

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The narrative follows Charles Romain as he navigates the complexities of morality and personal growth, confronting the consequences of his choices. Set against a backdrop of moral dilemmas, the story explores themes of redemption and self-discovery. Hector Malot's keen insight into human nature enriches the characters, making their struggles resonate deeply with readers. The novel emphasizes the impact of individual decisions on relationships and societal ethics, ultimately inviting reflection on the intricacies of right and wrong within the human experience.

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Nobody's Boy is a classic coming-of-age story by Hector Malot, and this edition includes the original four illustrations of the tale. Inspired by the young street musicians from Italy who lived in Paris in the late 19th century, the titular 'Nobody's Boy' is Rémi, who was abandoned as a baby in Paris. Taken in by the impoverished Jerome Barberin and his wife, he is given up at eight years old to a travelling artist known as Signor Vitalis. Vitalis is a great lover of animals, and travels with his faithful dogs and a monkey. Thus begin Rémi's adventures, where he grapples with hardship and adversities but remains determined to become an upstanding young man. The book remains the best-known and most-treasured of Hector Malot's works, having been adapted for the stage, as an animated cartoon, and as a film. The tale gained particular popularity in Japan; introduced as a film entitled Chibikko Remi to Meiken Kapi by Toei Animation in 1970, it has since been readapted by other studios in the country.

Hrdinom nášho príbehu je sirota, malý Rémi, ktorého nájdu v pekných hábočkách podhodeného na ulici. Rémiho sa ujme prostá žena, matka Barberinová. Má ho rada ako vlastné dieťa. No keď sa vráti jej muž, ktorý pracoval ako murár v Paríži a pri nešťastnej náhode ostal mrzákom, je koniecRémiho šťastného detstva. Drsný, neľútostný Barberin ho predá potulnému muzikantovi Vitalisovi. Na šťastie Vitalis je dobrý človek, skúsený a patrične vzdelaný...