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Explore the iconic novella "The Diamond As Big As The Ritz," a masterful tale of immense wealth and moral compromise, alongside other captivating short stories from the legendary F. Scott Fitzgerald. This collection delves into the excesses and dreams of the Jazz Age, offering a timeless critique of the American pursuit of luxury and the illusions it can create, making it essential reading for fans of classic American literature.

Discover Jack Kerouac's seminal Beat Generation novel, On the Road, a cornerstone of 20th Century American literature. Published by Penguin Classics, this iconic work captures the restless spirit of its era, exploring themes of freedom, jazz, and existential exploration across the American landscape, making it a must-read classic novel.

Ernest Hemingway's powerful novel, "To Have and Have Not," plunges readers into the desperate life of Harry Morgan, a fishing boat captain navigating the murky waters of survival in Key West during the Great Depression. This classic American fiction piece explores themes of poverty, moral choices, and the lengths one goes to for family, showcasing Hemingway's signature lean prose and profound human insight.

Dive into a compelling narrative that juxtaposes the melancholic charm of Carson McCullers' 'The Ballad of the Sad Cafe' with the electrifying journey of a wunderkind jockey. This unique exploration weaves together themes of profound human emotion, unexpected talent, and the rigorous world of equestrian sport, offering readers a rich tapestry of classic literature and athletic prodigy in a single, captivating experience.

Delve into the vibrant and tumultuous world of the 1920s with this captivating collection of Jazz Age tales, now presented in an easy-to-read large print format. Perfect for fans of classic American literature seeking an accessible journey back to the Roaring Twenties.