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The Great Gatsby
de F. Scott Fitzgerald
Heinemann, 1992, 79 p.
No one knew where Jay Gatsby had come from or how he had become so rich. Evryone in New York went to the parties in Gatsby's beautiful house on Long Island. They ate his food and drank his wine. But he was interested in only one person, Daisy Buchanan. He would do anything to please her. (Retold version).
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Fitzgerald F. Scott.
The Great Gatsby.
Heinemann, 1992, 79 p.
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Titre :
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The Great Gatsby
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Auteurs :
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F. Scott Fitzgerald, Auteur ;
Margaret Tarner, Auteur
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Type de document :
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texte imprimé
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Editeur :
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Heinemann, 1992
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ISBN/ISSN :
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978-0-435-27234-0
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Format :
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79 p.
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Résumé :
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No one knew where Jay Gatsby had come from or how he had become so rich. Evryone in New York went to the parties in Gatsby's beautiful house on Long Island. They ate his food and drank his wine. But he was interested in only one person, Daisy Buchanan. He would do anything to please her. (Retold version).
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Nature du document :
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fiction
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