Victor: 3403 books

Our narrator is concerned: concerned about spending too much time alone. Concerned about all the drugs and pornography he’s consuming, and the hallucinations his television has started kicking out. Concerned about his neighbour John and the strange bags he buries in his garden. Concerned by his...

In the twenty-fourth of Victor Appleton's original Tom Swift novels, Tom employs his aerial fire suppression system to rescue his friends.

Thirteen stories from the pen of golden age mystery-writer Victor L Whitechurch. The stories are mainly set around the world of railways and two feature Whitechurch's spy protagonist Captain Ivan Koravitch.

Han d'Islande est un roman de jeunesse de Victor Hugo, publié en 1823. Résumé | Han d'Islande se situe dans la région de Trondheim en Norvège en 1699. Ordener Guldenlew, personnage principal, jeune homme vertueux, noble et courageux, est le fils du Vice-Roi de Norvège et amoureux de Ethel, douce...

One is haunted by the past. One faces an uncertain future. Only a miracle can make them whole again.

They came from worlds of peace, justice, and equality for all. They came to a world of war, injustice, and segregation. Can they bring a measure of their peace to planet Sutar?

A stagnant society seeks eternal life through clones and androids. A pirate society seeks it through deadly experiments. Only the Saternis holds the key to their survival.

The Coalition leaves town and goes camping to protect themselves and others from a crime spree aimed at them. Little do they realize they’ll run right into the ringleader of those crimes.

Victor Marie Hugo, their second son, was born on the 26th of February, 1802, at Besançon, France. Though a weakling, he was carried, with his boy-brothers, in the train of their father through the south of France, in pursuit of Fra Diavolo, the Italian brigand, and finally into Spain. Colonel...

Roman de Victor Hugo publié en 1866, Les Travailleurs de la mer fait partie de la littérature classique à lire et à relire.

Une édition de référence des Misérables (I - Fantine) de Victor Hugo, spécialement conçue pour la lecture sur les supports numériques. « Jean Valjean venait d’atteindre, lui, sa vingt-cinquième année. Il remplaça le père, et soutint à son tour sa sœur qui l’avait élevé....

Monsters exist in many forms. Kidnappers, killers, parents and even -sometimes- those only trying to do good. The universe plays no favorites, mixing and mashing together sinners and saints, and enmeshing devils and angels in inextricable… entanglements.

The autobiography of a mathematician and a religious fanatic. The most mindblowing thing you ever read.

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame is a French Romantic/Gothic novel by Victor Hugo, published in 1831. The original French title refers to Notre Dame Cathedral, on which the story is centered. Frederic Shoberl's 1833 English translation was published as The Hunchback of Notre Dame which became the generally used title in English. The story is set in Paris in 1482 during the reign of Louis XI.