These 'Blondes' are turning 100, and they're still a lot of fun
Summary
Anita Loos' novel "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," first published in 1925, remains well-regarded as it turns 100 years old. The book, which was a bestseller upon release, uses diary entries to tell the comedic tale of a flapper named Lorelei and her adventures.Key Facts
- "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is a novel by Anita Loos published in 1925.
- The novel tells the story through diary entries of a character named Lorelei.
- It is a humorous tale about flappers seeking wealthy partners.
- The book was a bestseller and translated into several languages.
- In 1953, it was adapted into a musical starring Marilyn Monroe.
- The novel satirizes social issues of its time, like Prohibition.
- It pokes fun at society through the character of Mr. Spoffard, who is concerned with morality.
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