
enfant gâté
'enfant gâté' Summary
'L'enfant gâté' by Zénaïde Fleuriot tells the story of a young boy, excessively indulged by his godmother. To prepare him for boarding school, his legal guardian, a man named Henri, takes him into his family home. Henri, with his wife and children, attempts to instill in the boy a sense of responsibility and discipline, while simultaneously offering love and affection. Through a series of events, the novel explores the complexities of raising a child, the importance of family values, and the challenges of adjusting to a new environment. The reader witnesses the boy's growth and transformation as he navigates the complexities of family life and prepares for his future.Book Details
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