The Great Gatsby, Animal Farm & 1984 (3In1)

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Bringing together the best works of fiction, the third book by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a pinnacle of his career. First published in 1925, this quintessential Jazz Age novel has captivated generations. The story centers on Jay Gatsby, a wealthy New Yorker of uncertain profession, known for his extravagant weekend parties at his grand Gothic mansion in West Egg. Rumors swirl around Gatsby, suggesting involvement in illegal activities like bootlegging. In contrast, George Orwell's timeless allegorical novel serves as a scathing satire on a society blindly marching towards totalitarianism. It narrates the tale of farm animals who revolt against their human farmer, aspiring to establish a society of equality and freedom. However, their rebellion is ultimately betrayed, leading to a regime as oppressive as before, under the rule of a pig named Napoleon. Orwell's work remains strikingly relevant, illustrating the dangers of freedom's erosion. Another notable work, often referred to as 1984, is a haunting dystopian novel that presents a chillingly convincing imaginary world. Its profound impact on readers across generations is undeniable, with its warnings growing increasingly pertinent over time.