I positively enjoyed The Great Gatsby mostly because of how
easy it was for me to comprehend and relate to. I was very entertained by the
love story between Daisy and Gatsby and felt like I could relate to a lot of
the story. I thought it was well written, too. F. Scott Fitzgerald did a
remarkable job of changing his sentence structures periodically and keeping the
audience amused. Throughout the entire novel I mostly liked how Fitzgerald
switched topics frequently as he would talk about Gatsby’s life and then switch
to the events taking place in Nick’s life. Something else I loved about the
novel was the simplicity of how it was written. While reading some novels, I
have gotten confused due to a high level of vocabulary or strange sentence
structure, but in The Great Gatsby,
Fitzgerald maintains a simple and comprehensible level of vocabulary. I did not
dislike anything in particular about the novel because the whole story was so
well-written. The way I related to Daisy and Gatsby’s relationship was the only
thing that stood out to me while reading The
Great Gatsby, since it was so easy for me to understand how Gatsby thought.
Of all novels I have read, The Great
Gatsby is definitely one of my favorites..
I agree with your thoughts on the simplicity of the novel. It was very simple and clear, but it was also very sophisticated and well written. Although I did not like the book in the beginning, I do agree that it came out as one of my favorite books as well.
ReplyDeletewhile I personally did not like Gatsby's obsession with Daisy, the overall book was indeed amusing and intriguing. This book was very good and nears the top of my list.
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