Great Gatsby
About this book
Poignantly and with subtle finesse, Fitzgerald tells the story of the dazzling upstart Jay Gatsby, who celebrates lavish parties on his estate in order to win back his lost love – a story about the power of great feelings and the painful failure of a romantic dream.
Subjects
- american fiction
- american fiction (fictional works by one author)
- american manuscripts
- classics
- economic conditions
- english fiction
- facsimiles
- fiction
- fictional works publication type
- fiction / general
- fiction, general
- fiction, psychological
- first loves
- fitzgerald, f. scott (francis scott), 1896-1940
- large type books
- literary
- literature
- long island (n.y.) -- fiction
- long island (n.y.), fiction
- long now manual for civilization
- love stories
- manners and customs
- manuscripts
- man-woman relationship
- man-woman relationships
- man-woman relationships, fiction
- married people, fiction
- married women
- mistresses
- modern fiction
- moral conditions
- new york (n.y.), fiction
- nineteen twenties
- nouveau riche
- novela
- open library staff picks
- psychological fiction
- readers
- reading level-grade 11
- reading level-grade 12
- relaciones hombre-mujer
- revenge
- rich people
- rich people -- fiction
- romance fiction
- social life and customs
- spanish language materials
- traffic accidents
- upper class
- wealth