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The Man Who Laughs by Victor Hugo – review

mariakozhuhar: 'I advise everyone reads this book'
  
  


I remember when I just started to read the book – I never imagined it would turn out to be so appealing!

The best word to describe this book is "emotional." I found the description of the relationship between Gwynplaine and the little girl really touching. Even though I wasn't familiar with this kind of feeling before, I must say I truly understood everything they felt for each other. The descriptions were written very evocatively which made it easier to read. They usually contain great comparisons which help you easily imagine what writer wanted to explain.

Also, what I found particularly interesting is the way France and England were described, and it helped me learn a lot. The age is so specifically described that I could easily imagine the streets and traditions and understand the mentality of characters in that period. I read many books related to this age, but this one in my opinion details everything in the clearest possible way.

In conclusion, I advise everyone reads this book, particularly those who have a special interest in this dark age and for those who like truly emotional love stories.

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