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What is Les Miserables about?

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Les Miserables is about a former convict, Jean Valjean (24,601), and how he changes his life to help many, many people.

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What is les miserable about?
Les Miserables follows the story of a convict on parole, Jean Valjean, and other poor people in France after the reign of Napoleon. Valjean is arrested for stealing a loaf of bread for his starving...
How do you get the les miserable script?
MTI (Music Thearte International) will rent you all you need to put on a production of Les Miserables. I don't know if they will rent you just the script however.
How many pages does Les Miserable have?
Les Misérables is a novel by Victor Hugo. The unabridged version of his book is a 1,260 page book.
What is the setting in les miserables?
The setting is in France, most of the latter part of the book takes place in Paris.
What values are there in the book Les Miserables?
I believe life is life but you must do whats right even if that means sacrificing yourself for another. And love can conquer all. FYI I never read the book but I read summaries and I think it can be...