by Victor Hugo · Cedro · tapa dura · ISBN 9788470420405
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The Toilers of the Sea is an adventure novel by French author Victor Hugo, published in 1866. The story focuses on Gilliatt, a fisherman from the island of Guernsey, who falls in love with Déruchette, the niece of a shipowner. When her uncle's ship is wrecked, Gilliatt offers to rescue the ship's steam engine, a dangerous and almost impossible task. The novel explores themes such as love, courage, man's struggle against nature, and social criticism.
Novelista, poeta y dramaturgo francés, figura clave del Romanticismo y autor de Los miserables y Nuestra Señora de París.
