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The Great Gatsby - cover

The Great Gatsby

Francis Scott Fitzgerald

Publisher: Classic Harbor

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Summary

Behind the glamour of the Jazz Age lies a story of ambition, love, wealth, and impossible dreams.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby follows Nick Carraway as he becomes drawn into the glittering world surrounding the mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby.

Set among the lavish parties and changing social values of 1920s America, the novel explores wealth, ambition, love, friendship, social class, and the pursuit of an idealized dream. Fitzgerald's elegant prose captures both the excitement and emptiness beneath the surface of the Jazz Age.

A defining work of American literature, The Great Gatsby continues to captivate readers with its memorable characters, atmospheric setting, and enduring themes.

Enter Gatsby's dazzling world and discover the timeless story behind the parties, wealth, and dreams.
Available since: 09/22/2026.
Print length: 162 pages.

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