About the book:
Author: Victor Hugo
Publisher: Public Domain Books
Publish date: December 16, 2010
ISBN-10: 1420942905
ASIN: B004GHNIRK
Pages: 959
Language: English
genres: Fiction and Literature, Audiobook, Classic
Review:
I know it’s unnerving. It’s most likely one of the longest and hardest to read books you’ve at any point gotten (or anyhow it was for me). Hugo runs into meticulous detail with his history, his landscape, and his character advancement. Perusing on might be baffling some of the time on the grounds that you just can’t see where the creator is going. Minute portrayals of individuals, places, and political perspectives flourish. At the same time you come to confide in Hugo…because you understand that no protracted dialogue is squandered with him. It has a reason and a spot and gives lavishness to his story that I have never seen in whatever possible work.
The degree and profundity of the story is Unbelievable. The characters are so totally fragile living creature and bone that you know them. You know who they are and precisely how they will respond in a circumstance before it at any point happens. The scenes are so breathtakingly laid out that you can imagine each portion in your psyche. Furthermore wow, accept me when I say the narrating is stunning. Les Miserables is about destitution and the human condition, set against the background of decades of French history. In any case it is such a great deal more. It’s a story of the recovery of man, notwithstanding everything the planet can toss at him. It is a story of dread and misery, however, trust above all else.
The trust that we can improve, The trust that religion won’t lead us down a way of pretentiousness, yet to correct honorability, which to quote the book of Isaiah is “to detached the chains of bad form and untie the ropes of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break each yoke”. There is such a great amount of to be researched pardoning, love, euphoria, and life from this story.
Les Miserables is not only a book. It could be the best book ever composed. It is a Life Changer. Don’t be apprehensive about it. Experience it for yourself.
Les Miserables is one of the three or four most amazing and most imperative books ever composed. It is a radiant chronicled tour de constrain loaded with all the wealth of social setting, of human striving, love, and sympathy and in addition the depression and brutality of destitution in nineteenth century France (or maybe anyplace).
It is stacked with significantly significant characters and their engrossing stories and interrelationships. Provided that it has a deficiency as a novel it is that on uncommon events Hugo enjoys some socio-authentic exposition composing, which to some degree upsets the stream of the bigger story and which may have been improved embedded as commentary material. Tolstoy does the same in War and Peace, which Lm to some degree looks like.
The connections from the Table of Contents to every volume, book & part (parts were not recorded in the Table of Contents of the soft cover). Anyhow there is no forward choice (to the following part). The arrangement was exceptionally coherent, considerably simpler than the soft cover (a clear line between sections, which was extremely accommodating on the additional long passages).
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