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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The Great Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald

A summer on Long Island. A mysterious millionaire. A dream that asks too much.

Average reading time

3 hr 13 min

48,150 words · at 250 words per minute

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The Odyssey

By Homer

A long journey home, through strange seas, ancient gods, and the pull of belonging.

Author

Homer

Shelf

Classic

Length

123,396 words

Average pace

250 words per minute

Average reading time

8 hr 14 min

At 250 words per minute
Edition and word-count method

The Odyssey by Homer.

Translator: Alexander Pope

Source EPUB: The Odyssey.epub

Whitespace-separated visible body-text words in EPUB spine order, with block boundaries separated; excludes navigation, non-linear documents, identified front matter and notes. Unlabelled front or back matter may remain. Counts and reading times can differ between editions.

Edition fingerprint: 8584df4ffc61fa27