A remarkably quotable book that tells the life of a very relatable main character. While I admit Amory didn't strike me as a good person at first, I began to like him as he grew older and wiser, specially during his years in Princeton. While there isn't exactly a plot to work with other than Amory's growth and development, I felt compelled to continue reading about him (though I do wonder if I was biased by the fact that apparently this story is losely based on that of Fitzgerald himself). Either way, I liked it very much and am very eager to continue reading more of Fitzgerald's works.