Which of these famous marketing taglines was actually used to promote F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby' upon its 1925 publication?

Marketing in the literary world has produced some of the most memorable taglines in advertising history. These concise phrases have helped transform books into cultural phenomena and have sometimes become as recognizable as the works themselves. This trivia question tests your knowledge of the connection between literary works and the powerful marketing language that helped define them in the public consciousness. Can you identify which famous marketing tagline correctly belongs to its literary masterpiece?

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'The most famous love story of our time' - A phrase that actually promoted Ernest Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms'
'A breathless, stunning, and flamboyant girl who danced into the limelight and made The Great Gatsby a legend'
'The novel that defined the Jazz Age' - A retrospective tagline created for later editions in the 1950s
'The book that shocked a generation' - A phrase used for promotional materials after Fitzgerald's death