Hugo Victor - The Man Who Laughs

The Man Who Laughs "is one of Victor Hugo's outstanding works, in which he touches on important social and moral issues. The story revolves around Gwyngen, a young man with a tragic fate and an unusual physical defect - he is forced to constantly laugh because of his deformity of face, which leads to serious social and personal conflicts.

The novel immerses the reader in the atmosphere of 17th century England, describing the terrible living conditions of people from the lower strata of society and demonstrating the cruelty and inhumanity of power. Hugo masterfully conveys the inner experiences and emotions of the characters, creating a powerful work that touches on themes of human dignity, compassion and redemption.

- By Victor Hugo

- Genre: Classical Literature, Social Novel

- Format: Audiobook

- Features: Deep social and psychological analysis, Picturesque depiction of the era

- Target audience: Lovers of classical literature, fans of historical and social novels