Title : Family without a name - Jules Verne - 2 Volumes - Book
Summary :
"Family-Without-a-Name" is a novel by Jules Verne published in 1889. This adventure and suspense tale explores the themes of identity, honor, and social justice. The story follows the members of a French family who, for various reasons, have been stripped of their family name. They call themselves simply "Family-Without-a-Name." Among them is young Pierre Servettaz, who is wrongly accused of a crime he did not commit. To prove his innocence and restore his family's honor, Pierre decides to run away and conduct his own investigation. During his journey, Pierre meets a variety of characters and travels through picturesque landscapes of rural France. He also faces challenges and dangers, including persecution by local authorities and difficulties encountered in his quest to uncover the truth. "Family-Without-a-Name" is a story full of twists and turns and suspense, with universal themes such as the struggle for truth and justice. Verne offers a vivid portrayal of French society of his time, while exploring complex questions of identity and redemption. Combining a captivating plot, memorable characters, and reflections on the human condition, "Family Without a Name" remains a beloved work among Jules Verne's readers and an example of his talent for telling stories that continue to captivate readers across generations.
