When it was first published in 1926, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was considered a shocker. H.L. Mencken was moved to say, "Miss Loos, do you realize you are the first American to make fun of sex?" Now you can hear the complete story of the Blonde, Lorelei Lee. Protected by never-failing malapropisms, charming innocence, and the intoxicating color of her hair, Lorelei sets sail for Europe with her girlfriend where they set their sights on the richest men (or at least the ones who will give him the largest diamonds). The film based on this book was one of Marilyn Monroe's best-known movies.