The Great Gatsby:
F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel of the American Jazz Age. It is the story of a fundamentally innocent man drawn to his own destruction through infatuation with a girl called Daisy, whose voice is "full of money." After his war service, Jay Gatsby accumulates a fortune from organized crime and invents a legendary new.

Flappers and Philosophers:
This collection contains eight stories, including one of his most famous, "Bernice Bobs Her Hair.” Among the other stories are "The Offshore Pirate," in which the protagonist falls in love with the pirate who captures her..

The Beautiful and Damned:
Anthony and Gloria Patch are a rich and passionate couple who drink and dance away their days in glorious decadence. Gloria is a beautiful and vibrant socialite, while Anthony, a Harvard-educated man who yearns for the finer things in life, is the heir to a great fortune.

Tender is the Night:
Tender is the Night is edited by Arnold Goldman with an introduction and notes by Richard Godden. Between the First World War and the Wall Street Crash the French Riviera was the stylish place for wealthy Americans to visit.

This Side of Paradise:
Amory Blaine, a wealthy Midwestern boy set on rejecting his upbringing, turns his ambitions to the elite society of the east coast. But as Blaine progresses through a sequence of romantic attachments.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Other Tales of the Jazz Age:
Benjamin Button is born as an old man, but unlike most people, he grows younger over time. As he grows up, he encounters prejudice, shock, and delight as he seeks to live an ordinary life.