The Book of the Miserables or The Miserable Novel or The Miserable The author of the novel The Miserables is Victor Hugo published in 1862, and is considered one of the most famous novels of the nineteenth century, he describes and criticizes in this book social injustice in France between the fall of Napoleon in 1815 and the failed revolution against King Louis Philippe in 1832. It He writes in his introduction to the book: "Customs and laws in France create a social circumstance that is a kind of human hell. As long as there is indifference and poverty on the ground, books like this book will always be necessary."
Les Misérables describes the life of a number of French personalities along the nineteenth century that includes Napoleon's wars, focusing on the personality and suffering of former prisoner Jean Valjean after his release from prison.
The novel presents the nature of good and evil and the law in a breathtaking story in which features of Paris, ethics, philosophy, law, justice, religion and the nature of romance and family love appear. Victor Hugo was inspired by the character of the criminal / policeman Francois Fedoc, but he divided that character into two characters in his story.
The Miserables novel appeared on the stage and the screen through the play of the same name. Also, a movie was created to narrate itself under the name of Les Miserables (2012 film) and it has achieved huge sales so that the value of it has reached 7.6 / 10 and has won several awards.

She is famous, but some people may not know how impressive it is, with deep human meanings ... Her heroes face many difficult situations in life and act according to their personalities and humanity