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Les Misérables - Victor Hugo
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The writing of *Les Misérables* took decades and is deeply intertwined with France's history, culture, and social development. The life of Jean Valjean, a former convict, is filled with ups and downs. Even when faced with countless difficult choices, he remains steadfast in his faith, seeking light and ultimately achieving redemption. The miserable world portrayed in the novel is a reflection of reality, a world where the depths of human nature are intertwined with its brilliance. In this world, there are shadows, but there is also light, love, and happiness.
Victor Hugo, born in 1802 in Besançon, France, was a leading figure of the Romantic literary movement in early 19th-century France. He is often referred to as the "Shakespeare of France." His notable works include the novels *The Hunchback of Notre-Dame* and *Les Misérables.*
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