Victor Hugo: Les Misérables (Leather-bound)

Les Misérables by Victor Hugo is set against the social unrest of 19th-century France. The story follows ex-convict Jean Valjean as he searches for redemption after years of suffering, while remaining under constant pressure from Inspector Javert, who pursues him relentlessly.

Along the way, Valjean’s life becomes intertwined with others shaped by poverty, revolution and hope, including Fantine, her daughter Cosette and the student Marius. As their paths cross, the narrative brings together struggle, sacrifice and acts of bravery, reflecting compassion and an ongoing fight for justice.

Key details

• Author: Victor Hugo
• Title: Les Misérables
• Leather-bound edition
• Set in 19th-century France

Synopsis

Against a backdrop of social unrest in 19th-century France, ex-convict Jean Valjean seeks redemption after years of suffering, while Inspector Javert continues to pursue him. His journey connects him with people shaped by poverty, revolution and hope, including Fantine, Cosette and Marius, as their lives converge through struggle, sacrifice and bravery.