It’s not hard to see why so many theater and film producers have found it hard to resist the urge to adapt this book to their medium. Another conclusion that I came to while listening to David Case’s expert audiobook narration, is that it was written in a way that lends itself to dramatic interpretation. One conclusion I could draw from this is that it’s a very popular tale, and so there is a good chance that you already have some idea of what it’s about. Published in 1831 in French under the title Notre-Dame de Paris, this book has been made into an opera, a ballet, several stage plays, two musicals, and at least 15 films, including TV and animated versions.
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