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  • Third Reading

    4
    By Amanda J. Green
    One of the best indications that a book is good is that it gets better each time you read it. This book is good. It’s more than good. It’s almost perfect.
  • From Great to Tragic

    5
    By OTellow
    A masterpiece of American Literature. I find the ending to be tragic and sad however. I would liked to have seen Daisy end up with Gatsby and Tom with Myrtle. Perhaps even Nick and Jordan together. That’s just my opinion though.
  • Yes

    5
    By aghvxjbxi
    Wow i love this book
  • Not a my favorite

    1
    By Skyler Sam and Colby lover
    I really don’t like the book cuz it’s to confusing and not my type of books I don’t read but this book is with the ones I wouldn’t read again
  • Loved it

    5
    By mia_618
    I loved this story. I loved the time that it takes place and everything. I also believe it was written beautifully🦋✨ I definitely will be reading again.
  • just amazing

    5
    By sophcs
    so popular for many reasons. everything from the storytelling, to the characters, to the symbolism is perfect.
  • This was a nice book

    4
    By Mustafa Aminalhaq
    I read this for school! It’s such a long book but like everyone knows that you have to read it.
  • proverbially well written

    5
    By Nernemsaa.G
    👏
  • Classic Read a Second Time

    4
    By Diakon14
    Second time reading the classic since high school. While symbols and motifs resonated the same, I enjoyed Nick’s point of view more as an adult. I appreciate the way Nick’s saw things was a bit unreliable, and also relatable. He’s disgusted by those around him, settled for a lifestyle that he knows he didn’t want, and notices “everything”. I enjoyed the book the second time around, and forgot how complicated the author’s word choice was. I had to reread a few sentences… I’m surprised I walked away with comprehension in high school…
  • Classic

    5
    By MidWorld Traveling Companion
    I'll always love the classics