Sans famille est un roman d'Hector Malot, publié en 1878. Rémi est un petit garçon trouvé, d'abord hébergé par la mère Barberin. Il est ensuite vendu à un saltimbanque, Maître Vitalis. C'est auprès de cet homme bourru que Rémi va parcourir la France et apprendre la vie, n'abandonnant jamais son courage et son optimisme. Le petit garçon va grandir à travers ses expériences et ses rencontres.
In the quaint French countryside, a young orphan named Remi embarks on an extraordinary journey. Abandoned as a baby, Remi has spent his life toiling on a farm, unaware of his true origins. When his foster father is forced to sell him, Remi's world is shattered.
Accompanied by a loyal dog named Capi, Remi sets out on a perilous adventure. Along the way, he encounters a cast of unforgettable characters, including a blind musician, a traveling circus, and a mysterious woman who holds the key to his past. As Remi uncovers the secrets of his birth, he discovers the true meaning of family and the indomitable spirit that resides within him.
