The Great Gatsby / F. Scott Fitzgerald
"No one ever knew who Gatsby was. Some said he had been a German spy, others that he was related to one of Europe's royal families. Nearly everyone took advantage of his fabulous hospitality. And it was fabulous. In his superb Long Island home he gave the most amazing parties, and not the least remarkable thing about them was that few people could recognize their host. He seemed to be a man without a background, without history; whose eyes were always searching the glitter and razzamatazz for something...someone?"--Back cover.
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- ISBN: 9780140007466
- ISBN: 0140007466
- Physical Description: 171 pages ; 18 cm
- Publisher: London, England ; Penguin Books ,
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General Note: | First published in 1926. |
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Genre: | Love stories. Historical fiction. Classic fiction. |
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