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#LesMisReadalong on Twitter: Week 8 Highlights

by Deacon Nick · February 25, 2018

Sr. Simplice

We’re two months into the Les Misérables Chapter-a-Day Read-along, eight full weeks. We’re still in Volume One: Fantine, and this week we finished Book Five: The Descent, we read Book Six: Javert, and we began Book Seven: The Champmathieu Affair.

Here are a few examples what people had to say about these chapters on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/burns_nancy/status/965496932872458240

https://twitter.com/joyacousin/status/965572164337520641

https://twitter.com/buttontapper/status/965603099120250880

https://twitter.com/bronasbooks/status/965871081637650432

https://twitter.com/buttontapper/status/966062507671474176

https://twitter.com/bronasbooks/status/966095318570827783

https://twitter.com/MissCarrieLA/status/966162970232307713

Great grief is a divine and terrible radiance which transfigures the wretched. At that moment Fantine had again become beautiful.
V1 B5 C13 #LesMisReadalong pic.twitter.com/z5OVIHsdod

— Rick Barry ? (@RickBarry44) February 21, 2018

"You see this hell from which you have emerged is the first form of heaven. It was necessary to begin there." M. Madeleine to Fantine. Fantine, Bk. 6 Ch. 1. #lesmisreadalong

— Tom Arceneaux (@TomArceneaux) February 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/joyacousin/status/966656784206368768

https://twitter.com/MissCarrieLA/status/966756730242727936

https://twitter.com/bronasbooks/status/967156131628904448

https://twitter.com/MissCarrieLA/status/967554123901034496

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Deacon Nick

Nick Senger is a husband, a father of four, a Roman Catholic deacon and a Catholic school principal. He taught junior high literature and writing for over 25 years, and has been a Catholic school educator since 1990. In 2001 he was named a Distinguished Teacher of the Year by the National Catholic Education Association.