"The Poverty of London, 2. The Lost Child" is a fascinating psychological novel by the French writer Ponson du Terray, which reveals the dark side of the great city of London in the 19th century. This book depicts the life of the poor and disenfranchised city dwellers, the harsh conditions of the working class of London, secrets and betrayals. The protagonist, a lost child, embarks on a dangerous journey through streets closed to many in search of the true meaning of his existence. He gets involved in dangerous conspiracies, deep relationships and risky adventures full of danger and drama. Ponson du Terral enthusiastically reveals the dark sides of the human soul, putting the hero in front of difficult choices and important life decisions. Readers of this book will immerse themselves in the world of experiences, emotions and internal struggles of the main character, will feel all the tension and drama of the events taking place on the pages of this exciting book."