The Great Gatsby. Fitzgerald F.S.

Roman about the American dreams and aspirations that surpassed the boundaries of opportunities, as well as about the boundless faith in the power of a person fighting for his happiness at every turn of an unpredictable river of life.

New York, roaring the twenties of the last century- The era of jazz and dry law. It was there, on the golden coast, that the exciting story of a mysterious tycoon named Jay Gatsby launched. Hidden from the world behind the chic facades of his estate, he was considered almost a ghost or legend, and almost no one knew that his life and love were undividedly belonged to only one woman - the beautiful Daisie Buchenin.

“There were probably a minute when the living Daisie did not get his dreams to Daisy in some ways-and it was not in her, but in the enormous vital power of the image he had created. This image was better than her, better in the world... No tangible, real charm can compare with the fact that a person is able to accumulate in the depths of his imagination. "