The Great Gatsby
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Francis Scott Fitzgerald is an American classic of world literature. The writer, who brightly and impartially reflected the crazy life of the 20s. He himself was the flesh from the flesh of that legendary era. But the eccentricity and external gilding sunk into the past, and in the present his immortal books remained.
"The Great Gatsby" is the most famous novel by Fitzgerald, who has become a symbol of the "Age of Jazz". America, 1925, the time of the "dry law" and gangster showdowns, bright lights and a bright life. But for Jay Gatsby, the embodiment of the American dream turned into a real tragedy. And the path up, despite the glory and wealth, led to a total crash. After all, each of us first of all strives not for material benefits, but for love, true and eternal ...
The edition is also included in the unfinished novel "The Last Magnat" about the owner of a huge studio in Hollywood, a real Balovene of Fate. He embodied a dream that was worth a lost human happiness
"The Great Gatsby" is the most famous novel by Fitzgerald, who has become a symbol of the "Age of Jazz". America, 1925, the time of the "dry law" and gangster showdowns, bright lights and a bright life. But for Jay Gatsby, the embodiment of the American dream turned into a real tragedy. And the path up, despite the glory and wealth, led to a total crash. After all, each of us first of all strives not for material benefits, but for love, true and eternal ...
The edition is also included in the unfinished novel "The Last Magnat" about the owner of a huge studio in Hollywood, a real Balovene of Fate. He embodied a dream that was worth a lost human happiness
Author:
Author:Francis Scott Fitzgerald
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Bright Pages
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-120540-9
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