Other editions of book Les Miserables

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Value priced! The story that has thrilled millions comes to life in a brand new way in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Les Miserables. This audio drama beautifully portrays the redeeming power of forgiveness through the story of Jean Valjean, an embittered convict whose life is changed by a single act of kindness. Recorded in London with some of England's finest actors, it will mesmerize adults and families alike.

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Under two hours in length and designed for simple production, this version remains true to the original story of ex-convict Jean Valjean and his relentless pursuit by police inspector Javert. Filled with fascinating vignettes of nineteenth-century France, the script boasts a brilliant cast of characters who weave an exciting tapestry of human kind at its best and worst.