Notre-Dame de Paris (Sobor Parizhskoy Bogomateri)

Victor Hugo is the creator of romantic drama, a magnificent writer whose works continue to captivate readers around the world. Hugo's novels are marked by a richness of creative imagination, their plots are usually complex, the resolutions are spectacular, and the emotions of the characters are strong and tragic. By turning to national history, the author creates convincing pictures of the past and vivid, memorable characters.
This is especially true for Victor Hugo's most famous novel – "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame." It is impossible to forget the proud gypsy Esmeralda, the ugly bell-ringer of Notre-Dame, Quasimodo, the dazzling and cold-hearted beauty Phoebus, tormented by the jealousy of the priest Frollo. Just as it is impossible to forget the French Middle Ages, recreated in the novel with astonishing imaginative power!
In this edition, the text is accompanied by illustrations from French artists of the 19th century.