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Francis Scott Fitzgerald is a representative of the Legendary Jazz Age artfully depicted in his works. The Great Gatsby novel answers whether the fulfilment of the American dream always makes a person happy, and the short novel The Popular Girl is a variation of the Cinderella story where the protagonist faces a question: is money important when love storms into her life?

The characters of both works are trying to overcome difficulties, reach mutual understanding and resolve conflicts while looking for their own way of life. The author immerses himself deeply in their psychology, reflects the slightest mood changes, and strives to depict all the acuteness of their feelings.