Les Miserables is one of those book where you're better off watching the movie then reading the book. The writing style is definitely a product of the time and is hard to get through since it was written in 1862. The basic story is about a reformed criminal and the opening scene in the church is where he steals a bunch of items, get caught stealing, but the priest takes mercy and tells the man to take the items and go make a life for himself. So the story is basically about how he tries to reform himself and make a life for himself and a girl he ends up adopting later down the line. There's a lot of political stuff going on in the background and a lot of it is a commentary about the poor and hardships during that time. If you're interested, I recommend checking out the 2012 movie as they did a good job portraying the story and making it engaging to watch. It's just one of those that's easier to digest as a movie since you don't have to read through the long descriptions.
I just came across this randomly, I don't read super often and I wonder of all these ones you didn't really get is there 1 you'd recommend if you HAD to pick from these you've mentioned? or just your favourite reads you've read? Also side note but your name is my name translated to English thats super interesting heheh
Les Miserables is one of those book where you're better off watching the movie then reading the book. The writing style is definitely a product of the time and is hard to get through since it was written in 1862. The basic story is about a reformed criminal and the opening scene in the church is where he steals a bunch of items, get caught stealing, but the priest takes mercy and tells the man to take the items and go make a life for himself. So the story is basically about how he tries to reform himself and make a life for himself and a girl he ends up adopting later down the line. There's a lot of political stuff going on in the background and a lot of it is a commentary about the poor and hardships during that time. If you're interested, I recommend checking out the 2012 movie as they did a good job portraying the story and making it engaging to watch. It's just one of those that's easier to digest as a movie since you don't have to read through the long descriptions.
i honestly loved divergent
but allegiant 💀
The Hobbit was actually written before Lord of the Rings, which he wrote as a sequel to The Hobbit upon request by his publishers.
I just came across this randomly, I don't read super often and I wonder of all these ones you didn't really get is there 1 you'd recommend if you HAD to pick from these you've mentioned? or just your favourite reads you've read? Also side note but your name is my name translated to English thats super interesting heheh
I came there because of the Spy School. lol
I saw allegiant 😂
@@BleedingLiar17 You are totally right :) It is my second favorite book serie.