F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby

The president of the American generation writer F. Scott Fitzerald's great Gatsbyk, released in '45, is still the most American novel ever. The poor families in the mid-west of the United States, Gatsby and Daisy from the upper society, love each other but marry the wealthy Tom Brennan. Gatsby, who has become a trafficker with huge wealth, bought a mansion in Long Island, New York, every night to find out his old lover Daisy, and then had a lavish party, and they met in six years and returned to their old feelings. But Gatsby's dream of regaining Daisy's love was shattered by his own selfishness and Gatsuby was doomed to a tragic end. The novel, which was a good representation of success and wealth and human desire for love and dream, is a true picture of the youth of the time through Gatsby, Daisy, Tom, Jordan and Nan. * The recommended reading series by the U.S. College Committee of Sciences and Reading, by the American College Committee for University Enforcement, is a series of recommendations from the American Commission on Inspective Scholarships, which is the Supreme Court of the United States. They're accepted as readers not only in the United States but also in major universities around the world. And if you read English, like Rechjuk and Zhong, you can feel another fun and moving experience that you didn't feel when you read a translation. This book was written in simple English, as best I could save the original to make English read free. And the hard vocabulary of getting out of middle school English has been very much apt.

Korean title: 위대한 개츠비

Korean author: F. 스콧 피츠제럴드

Korean publisher: 넥서스

ISBN-13: 9791161654287