Libros de Victor Hugo (2 libros)

Nuestra Señora de París (Notre-Dame de Paris, en francés) es una novela de Victor Hugo, escrita en 1831 y compuesta por once libros que se centra en la desdichada historia de Esmeralda -una gitana- , Quasimodo -un jorobado sordo- , y Claude Frollo -un archidiácono- en el París del siglo XV. Todos sus elementos -ambientación renacentista, amores imposibles, personajes marginados, final trágico- hacen de la obra un modelo de los temas literarios del Romanticismo francés

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