Books with author Christopher Fitzgerald

A fart and cough break the silence.Don Gallagher isn't fooled. Someone in the lean-to shelterwanted to drown out the fart, but the sounds didn'tcoincide. Who's the culprit keeping everyone awake?Don is a sixteen-year-old runaway from home. Theauthorities are searching for him.He's hiding on the Appalachian Trail, where a boy with abackpack won't draw unwanted attention.Or so he hopes.Chuckaboo appeals to guys who read novels of realisticadventure. Order a copy for a son, a father, or yourself.

A fart and cough break the silence.Don Gallagher isn't fooled. Someone in the lean-toshelter wanted to drown out the fart, but the soundsdidn't coincide. Who's the culprit keeping everyone awake?Don is a sixteen-year-old runaway from home. Theauthorities are searching for him. He's hiding on theAppalachian Trail, where a boy with a backpack won'tdraw unwanted attention.Or so he hopes.Chuckaboo appeals to guys who read novels of realisticadventure. Order a copy for a son, a father, or yourself.

A fart and cough break the silence.Don Gallagher isn't fooled. Someone in the lean-toshelter wanted to drown out the fart, but the soundsdidn't coincide. Who's the culprit keeping everyone awake?Don is a sixteen-year-old runaway from home. Theauthorities are searching for him. He's hiding on theAppalachian Trail, where a boy with a backpack won'tdraw unwanted attention.Or so he hopes.Chuckaboo appeals to guys who read novels of realisticadventure. Order a copy for a son, a father, or yourself.

After the success of This Side of Paradise, it was F. Scott Fitzgerald’s popular short fiction that helped maintain the luxury and celebrity to which he and his wife, Zelda, had grown accustomed. Reflections of that blithe and glittering lifestyle, these eleven stories reveal a man both beguiled by and critical of the American postwar generation he defined.Included in this iconic collection are “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” the fantastical tale of a man growing younger as the world around him ages; “The Diamond as Big as the Ritz,” a biting social satire about the gemstone-studded obsessions of two Boston schoolmates; and “May Day,” the story of one harrowing night in history and of a privileged few unaware of the anarchy unfolding around them.Fitzgerald’s tales capture the inauguration of the age in all its hysteria, revelry, and tragedy—the same world he would later revisit in his renowned The Great Gatsby.Revised edition: Previously published as Tales of the Jazz Age, this edition of Tales of the Jazz Age (AmazonClassics Edition) includes editorial revisions.