Hector Malot Books in Order

Hector Malot is a celebrated French writer born in La Bouille, Seine-Maritime. He pursued a law degree in Rouen and Paris, but ultimately found his true calling in literature. As a renowned critic, he worked for Lloyd Francais and L'Opinion Nationale, sharing his insightful opinions with readers. Malot's literary career spans over 70 books, including his debut novel, <i>Les Amants</i>, published in 1859. His masterpiece, <i>Sans Famille</i> (<i>Nobody's Boy</i>), a poignant tale of the young orphan Remi, has become a beloved children's classic, though originally intended for a broader audience. Malot's remarkable journey as an author continues with his return to fiction in 1896, marked by the publication of <i>L'amour Dominateur</i> and <i>Le Roman de mes Romans</i> (<i>The Novel of my Novels</i>), a memoir of his literary life.