THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME

Name: THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (illustrated, complete, and unabridged) by VICTOR HUGO
Author: VICTOR HUGO

by VICTOR HUGO

4.2/5

A disfigured bell-ringer, a Romani dancer, and a corrupt archdeacon collide in fifteenth-century Paris against the backdrop of Notre-Dame cathedral in Hugo's classic novel of obsession and injustice.

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VICTOR HUGO

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Victor Hugo's complete, unabridged Hunchback of Notre Dame is a demanding and deeply rewarding work of literary fiction — essential for serious readers of classic literature, though its digressive style and tragic content require commitment and maturity.

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