Description
Set in medieval Paris, this sweeping novel follows the lives of a passionate young woman, a tormented outsider, and a devoted cathedral—whose looming presence shapes every choice and consequence. As political intrigue, social injustice, and personal obsession collide, the story builds toward a dramatic reckoning that tests faith, morality, and the meaning of beauty. With its vivid depiction of the city’s streets and its iconic architecture, the book explores themes of love and sacrifice, the clash between mercy and judgment, and the enduring power of art to outlast human cruelty. Written in Victor Hugo’s grand, lyrical style, it blends historical spectacle with emotional intensity, making it both a compelling narrative and a meditation on cultural memory.
Available Editions
paperback
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Published Jan 1, 2016
824 pages
ISBN: 9781532836213
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Details
First Published
1831
Language
fra
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Notre-Dame De Paris by Victor Hugo.