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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 790
EAN num: 9781559703703
ISBN number: 1559703709
Label: Arcade Publishing
Manufacturer: Arcade Publishing
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 192
Printing Date: November 01, 1996
Publishing house: Arcade Publishing
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I already own this book and I should say that it has a lot of amazing photos from different Les Miz productions. The way this musical has climb to the top really would make an inspiration to all those who haven't seen the show. You can read the entire libretto at the back. It also has a list of all the awards it earned all throughout the world. There are also sample playbills inside from different productions around the world. I should say it's a priceless book that every Les Miz fan should have.
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I'll admit that not all of Hugo's plot elements are plausible, but Mr. Behr exaggerates and even lies about Hugo's coincidences. He claims Gavroche did not know who his father was in the novel--this is false. Gavroche was perfectly aware that his father was Thenardier. Mr. Behr also says that, while the prison system was so hard on Valjean, it was surprisingly lenient on Thenardier, who was released from prison after a short time. In fact, Thenardier escaped from prison in Hugo's book. He was not released. (I'm surprised Behr missed the rather lengthy description of Thenardier's break out--a break out aided by Thenardier's son, Gavroche). Mr. Behr says that Valjean did not recognize Thenardier during the Gorbeau robbery (again false; he knew perfectly well who Thenardier was.)---and that Javert did not recognize Valjean. If Mr. Behr had actually read that scene in the book, he would have known that Valjean hid his face from Javert and disappeared before Javert had a chance to quesuion or even really look at him. There are more examples of Behr's inaccuracy, but I won't bore you with all the details. Just don't trust this book as an accurate portrait of Hugo's novel, which I doubt Behr has even read.
This book is a nice history of the musical version of the story, however, and includes many beautiful pictures. Also, the complete libretto is in the back of the book.
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Absolutely one of the most comprehensive books available on the best novel ever written and the best musical ever created. The history of both Hugo's masterpiece and the unfathomably successful musical is told in a captivating and informative way with accompanying pictures. "Les Miserables: History in the Making" follows this musical from its birth, through its incarnations, and finally to what it is now--a musical that has been seen by over 40 million people, translated in over 15 languages, and is still alive 10 years later.
This book is worth every penny, and definitely a must for any Les Mis fan.
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Handbook to everything you need to know or want to know about 'Les Mis'. Enables you to understanding and appreciation more to this truely great musical. Simply delightful
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