
Les Misérables
- Novel
- Book language: English
- 1687 pages
Les Misérables is a sweeping social and historical novel by Victor Hugo about justice, mercy, and poverty in nineteenth-century France. It follows ex-convict Jean Valjean, Bishop Myriel, and the young Fantine through stories of guilt, redemption, and human solidarity. It is worth listening to for its broad portrait of society, its moral questions, and its memorable characters.
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