Publisher's Synopsis
Like any epic novel, The Great Gatsby leaves the reader with much to ponder. "In any case, it was only personal." Jay Gatsby makes this statement leaving readers to wonder what would The Great Gatsby be like if it were told through the eyes of his golden girl, Daisy Fay Buchanan. What insight would she have that we want to know? What did Jay write in that letter, the infamous letter that turned to snow, leaving Daisy with nothing but the pearls purchased by Tom Buchanan? Written in the first person perspective of Daisy Fay Buchanan, Daisy's Diary answers the questions that F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece left trailing behind like the wake in The Long Island Sound. Starting in her girlhood in Louisville and continuing on to East and West Egg, Daisy tells her thoughts and secrets about the mysteries of love, loss and Jay Gatsby. With Jordan Baker by her side, she lets us glimpse into her high society life and see a new side to F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece.
