"La Esmeralda" is a novel by the famous French writer Victor Hugo. This book tells the story of a young and beautiful Eskimo girl, Esmeralda, who becomes the object of irresistible love for Quasimodo, the blind bell ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral. Their relationship intertwines with the story of the development of Paris in the Middle Ages and reflects themes of sacrifice, natural beauty, and reckless rejection of humans. The novel "La Esmeralda" is characterized by a deep insight into the psychology of the characters, the ability to embody social problems and important moral issues. This book leaves the reader amazed by its emotional power and the aesthetic skill of Victor Hugo.