About the Book: Les Miserables

Les Misrables is a story of human struggles, victories, failures, love and desires, with the surrounding revolutionary fever serving as a common thread. One of Victor Hugos best-known works, the narrative spans many years as it describes the protagonist Valjeans release from prison and transformation into an industrialist while being relentlessly pursued by Inspector Javert, a morally rigid figure. Les Misrables, Victor Hugos crowning achievement, was an instant hit both in France and internationally due to its advocacy for the underprivileged and dispossessed..

About the Author: Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo (26 February 180222 May 1885) was a renowned French writer, poet, and political activist. His literary works, including Les Misrables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, showcased his talent for storytelling and exploration of social issues. Hugos writings depicted the struggles of characters amidst the backdrop of a rapidly changing society. He was a passionate advocate for justice and human rights, using his platform to critique the political landscape of his time. Hugos profound impact on literature and his commitment to social change make him a revered figure in French and world literature.

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