With the release of the latest film adaptation of the literary American classic, THE GREAT GATSBY (F. Scott Fitzgerald) the book has become more popular than ever. In fact, at the time of writing this post it is listed at Amazon as the #6 bestselling book.

Over at the ever-resourceful National Education Association Website , the Contributor, Phil Nast has compiled a wonderful list of online reading guides and other resources for Teachers. Well, anyone who loves this book will enjoy their links, it’s fun stuff!

The list is extensive, but very precise. They give you Reading Guides, Essays, Indexes, and even a Study Guide on the “Jazz Age” which takes you to that era with photos, video clips, etc… it’s like you jumped into a time machine, ha!

There are also some amazing links to a few one-hour radio podcast episodes that cover the book & author. They even have a Google Maps page that lists all the real-life locations as read in the book. Did someone scream, “Road Trip!”?

So, if you’re a Teacher looking to inspire students, or just a major fan of this great American novel, then please be sure to visit the NEA site today, just CLICK HERE!