The Diamond As Big As The Ritz And Other Stories

Classic American Fiction

Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald

These collected short stories of the swinging Jazz Age capture a glittering whirl of dancing, laughter and champagne, where the gods of glamour, fashion and social status are worshipped – but wealth and success always come at a price.Features The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, Bernice Bobs Her Hair, The Ice Palace, May Day, and The Bowl…..Read More

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