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Reviews and Recommendations
We've comprehensively compiled reviews of The Great Gatsby from the world's leading experts.
Bill Gates CEO/MicrosoftMelinda and I really like [this book]. When we were first dating, she had a green light that she would turn on when her office was empty and it made sense for me to come over. (Source)
Barack Obama Former USA PresidentWhen he got to high school, the president said, his tastes changed and he learned to enjoy classics like “Of Mice and Men” and “The Great Gatsby.” (Source)
Ev Williams Co-Founder/Twitter, CEO/MediumRecommends this book
Marvin Liao Partner/500 StartupsFor Non-Business, I'd have to say Dune (Herbert), Emergency (Strauss), The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald) or Flint (L'Amour). I re-read these books every year because they are just so well written & great stories that I get new perspective & details every time I read them. (Source)
Daniel Pink AuthorRecommends this book
Merve Emre So much of reading that book is trying to figure out who Jay Gatsby or James Gatz is and, by extension, what it means to exist as a person in the world or a character in a work of fiction. (Source)
Audrey Russo So many novels; Lord of the Flies, Great Gatsby, Great Expectations; all the Nancy Drew books; Catcher in the Rye, Books written by Zora Neale Hurston; Pat Conroy – all because of the view about different people who endure despite adversity while kindling the hearts of the human spirit. (Source)
Rankings by Category
The Great Gatsby is ranked in the following categories:
- #8 in 10th Grade
- #2 in 11th Grade
- #34 in 12th Grade
- #31 in 14-Year-Old
- #2 in 16-Year-Old
- #1 in 1920S
- #4 in 20th Century
- #31 in 9th Grade
- #17 in Academia
- #13 in Adaptation
- #15 in Addicting
- #15 in Adult
- #4 in Adultery
- #10 in Alcohol
- #2 in American
- #2 in American Literature
- #2 in Americana
- #5 in Annotations
- #22 in Author
- #11 in Beautiful
- #18 in Betrayal
- #12 in Blue
- #7 in Bucket List
- #18 in Buzzfeed
- #21 in Catalog
- #12 in Character Development
- #3 in Classic
- #9 in Classical
- #13 in Collection
- #25 in Drama
- #13 in Dramatic
- #6 in Fiction
- #24 in Folio Society
- #13 in Gilmore Girls
- #33 in GoT
- #32 in Goodreads
- #2 in HTML
- #3 in HTTP
- #17 in Heartbreak
- #2 in High School
- #5 in High School Reading
- #26 in Holiday Reading
- #6 in Infidelity
- #26 in Influential
- #22 in Interesting
- #2 in Jazz
- #33 in Kindle
- #29 in Leather Bound
- #16 in Library
- #5 in Literary
- #4 in Literature
- #27 in Loneliness
- #14 in Long
- #16 in Love
- #29 in Love Stories
- #23 in Men
- #8 in Modern
- #6 in Modern Classic
- #1 in Modernist
- #15 in Mommy
- #25 in Morals
- #16 in Movie
- #10 in Movies
- #21 in Murder
- #21 in Must-Read
- #1 in New York
- #2 in New York City
- #6 in Novel
- #5 in Object Oriented Programming
- #13 in Old
- #8 in Online
- #23 in Paperback
- #30 in Possession
- #34 in Poster
- #20 in Quarantine
- #25 in Rated
- #25 in Realistic Fiction
- #13 in Revenge
- #34 in Reviewed
- #32 in Roman
- #18 in Sad
- #16 in Sadness
- #25 in Short
- #30 in Soul
- #28 in Story
- #17 in Style
- #12 in Summer
- #7 in Summer Reading
- #24 in Teacher
- #25 in Teaching
- #32 in Time
- #12 in To-Read
- #13 in Top Ten
- #15 in Twist
- #5 in University
- #11 in Unrequited Love
- #24 in Used
- #11 in Wealth