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Les Miserables - Community Reviews back

by Victor Hugo
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The Girl who Reads
The Girl who Reads rated it 12 years ago
The best ever. Needless to say that its way better than both the movie versions.
even with nougat, you can have a perfect moment
I am a broken shell of a woman.
The Book Magpie's Nest
The Book Magpie's Nest rated it 12 years ago
I am a broken shell of a woman.
Go Go Chocobo!
Go Go Chocobo! rated it 12 years ago
I played Cosette in my high school's production of Les Mis, and have belted out renditions of 'On My Own' and 'I Dreamed a Dream' in the shower for years. I guess it's time for me to actually sit down and try to read this mammoth of a book.
Bookfever
Bookfever rated it 12 years ago
Les Misérables is one of my favorites stories of all time. I've seen the musical (the 25th anniversary) so many times I lost count. Sadly enough I've never seen it in real life so I hope one day I will. I'm also really excited to go see the movie musical in theaters soon.Now, I've wanted to read thi...
Ironic Contradictions
Ironic Contradictions rated it 12 years ago
"We can only suppose that its new life as a musical - and what an appropriate fate for that most operatic novelist - will help to bring Les Misérables to the attention of a new generation of readers, reminding them perhaps that the abuses Hugo catalogues are still alive elsewhere, awaiting their own...
A Realm Beyond Clouds
A Realm Beyond Clouds rated it 12 years ago
I swear I will finish reading them this year.
Bookaholic-ness~
Bookaholic-ness~ rated it 12 years ago
Now I really want to read this. The movie was great.
Emad Attely [The Book Nerd]
Emad Attely [The Book Nerd] rated it 12 years ago
Though I read it many times before, I feel now, after I read it once again, like I didn't read it at all!Each time I read it I discover something new. It's just fascinating. It's a story about everything - freedom, love, friendship and sacrifice. It talks about human suffering. It's real and true. ...
Emily May (The Book Geek)
Emily May (The Book Geek) rated it 12 years ago
Les Miserables can be translated from the French into "The Miserable Ones", "The Wretched", "The Poor Ones", "The Wretched Poor" or "The Victims". So, as you will have concluded, this is not a happy book, it is the very opposite of fluffy happiness, it is a story about the lowest and darkest parts o...
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