Author: Victor Hugo ISBN-13: 9789365610543 Pages: 448 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Historical Fiction / French Classics / Gothic Literature Price: ₹499
Description
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is Victor Hugo’s celebrated historical novel set in fifteenth-century Paris. Centered around the great Notre-Dame Cathedral, the story follows Quasimodo, Esmeralda, and Claude Frollo in a powerful drama of love, fate, and social injustice.
Through vivid historical detail and emotional intensity, Hugo reconstructs medieval Paris while exploring themes of prejudice, obsession, and moral conflict. The novel also stands as a tribute to Gothic architecture and cultural heritage.
This edition is ideal for readers of classic world literature and historical fiction.
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