A compelling novel that vividly portrays the hard life of nineteenth-century coal miners in northern France. Zola's writing is frequently linked to the naturalistic literary trend.
This book, which is set in early 19th-century France, chronicles the path of a former prisoner named Jean Valjean toward atonement.
The adventures of D'Artagnan as he follows Athos, Porthos, and Aramis-members of the French king's guard-are the subject of this book.
This huge seven-volume book, also known as "Remembrance of Things Past," is well known for its in-depth examination of memory, time, and art.
Through the adventures, this satirical novella analyzes the philosophies of its time.
Through the adventures, this satirical novella analyzes the philosophies of its time.
A book that looks at existentialist ideas and the state of humanity. It narrates the tale of an Algerian town that is cut off from the outside world because of a bubonic plague outbreak.
An 18th-century French aristocracy's appealing draws in and manipulations are portrayed in this epistolary tale. It looks at issues of morality, power, and love.