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1. Hardcover, Grosset and Dunlap, 1925

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It has been a while

by Eric S on Aug 13, 2012

I read The Great Gatsby many years ago and needed to re-familiarize with it. I now remember how wonderful a story it is. We all need to read it again and remember how simple the story really is to like. More

great book

by NORI G on Jun 21, 2012

i loved this story ,ive read it many times beofre but i lost my copy of it ,so i bought this one ,if you liked the film version ,you ll like the book ,i didnt like the sad ending but its a classic story and i think everyone should read something as good as this at least once in their life More

School Requirement

by Barbara H on May 31, 2012

Not a great book but a requirement for high school English. More

Old faithfull

by Charles C on Apr 26, 2012

I should have read this book forty years ago. If you haven't read it, you really should. More

sophisticated & intriguing

by liblover on Dec 20, 2011

This work is a "classic" for a reason. Characters are vivid and strong. Fitzgerald uses the English language so well that you want to reread passages just to experience them again. Yet the plot is complex and challenging. If you have only experienced it as required reading - try it again. More

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The Great Gatsby is still around!

My son just graduated as a junior and he had to read Great Gatsby this year in school. Out of all the classic books I read in school Great Gatsby was my favorite. I am famous for saying that I can?t believe kids are still reading the same classic books that I (and my parents) read when we were in ... More

by SteveC on July 16, 2010

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Last: 2012-08-08 04:01:13.033

Gatsby vs. Catcher vs. Mockingbird vs. 1984!!!

If The Catcher in the Rye, To Kill a Mockingbird, 1984, and The Great Gatsby were all tossed into a literary cage-fighting match together, which book would emerge as the victor? To make this interesting, let's include The Hunger Games, which isn't a literarly classic like the others but IS about ... More

by JeffwithaJ on July 19, 2010

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