“Les Misérables” is a profound social commentary critiquing the political and economic landscape of its time. Hugo uses his characters to highlight poverty, injustice, and the rigid class structure. The novel encompasses epic battles, tender love stories, and philosophical reflections, with rich and evocative prose. As a timeless masterpiece, “Les Misérables” transcends its historical setting, inspiring readers with its exploration of the human spirit and its enduring quest for hope and redemption.