"Chien perdu sans collier"

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(L'un des "Chiens perdus sans collier")
The image features a stylized portrait of a young individual with a shaved head and expressive eyes. They wear a patterned hoodie, set against a textured, swirling background.

"Chiens perdus sans collier" (Lost Dogs Without Collar) is a French novel by Gilbert Cesbron, published in 1954. In his story, the author movingly evokes the fate of children who commit crimes and who, from disadvantaged backgrounds, are helped by a juvenile court judge and the staff of a foster home devoted body and soul to their work.
The novel was a huge bestseller in the 1950s and 1960s, with approximately four million copies sold.

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