Gone With the Wind
by: Margaret Mitchell
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A monumental classic considered by many to be not only the greatest love story ever written, but also the greatest Civil War saga.
A monumental classic considered by many to be not only the greatest love story ever written, but also the greatest Civil War saga.
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- A True Classic!
There are good reasons why Gone With The Wind, published 73 years ago, is a classic among classics, a Pulitzer Prize winner, and has sold over 28 million copies in more than 37 countries. The reasons are that it is an unparalleled monumental epic of the American South that is very rich in historical facts, it has superbly developed unforgettable characters, a narrarative that is so captivating that the reader will feel he/she is right there experiencing all that was going on, and it truly stands ... Read More
Rating: - Everyone should read this
There's probably nothing I can say about Gone With the Wind that hasn't already been said, but I'm going to put in a plug for it anyway, because it's an incredible book and because a large number of people (most probably haven't read it) just don't get it--I'm talking particularly about those who think it's a romance novel.
Gone With the Wind is incredible for its value as historical fiction. Written in the early 20th century by an author who grew up hearing stories about the Civil War ... Read More
Rating: - Masterpiece
I read this book as a little girl of nine or ten.Then I reread it and reread it until I practically had it memorized.No other book has affected me like this, and I've read many other books, including many of the great classics of literature. I have yet to find another Gone With the Wind.
This book is life changing.To those who dismiss it as sexist racist trash, I would argue this: If describing reality as it is is sexist and racist, perhaps that simply reflects that there is a great ... Read More
Rating: - Undeniably Magnificent
I first read GONE WITH THE WIND many years ago. I read it again every few years.Why not?In spite of the long list of criticisms (melodramatic, insensitive, sexist, racist, materialism, soap opera, etc.) it is undeniably magnificent.It is also a great book to read backwards---last chapter, then forward chapter by chapter.
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- "Gone with the wind" hard cover by Scribner
I would not call this book to be in "good" condition. Some of the pages are going to be falling apart. At the front page, a public library's stamp is still on.However, it was delivered within a reasonable time frame.
- A True Classic!There are good reasons why Gone With The Wind, published 73 years ago, is a classic among classics, a Pulitzer Prize winner, and has sold over 28 million copies in more than 37 countries. The reasons are that it is an unparalleled monumental epic of the American South that is very rich in historical facts, it has superbly developed unforgettable characters, a narrarative that is so captivating that the reader will feel he/she is right there experiencing all that was going on, and it truly stands ... Read More
- Everyone should read thisThere's probably nothing I can say about Gone With the Wind that hasn't already been said, but I'm going to put in a plug for it anyway, because it's an incredible book and because a large number of people (most probably haven't read it) just don't get it--I'm talking particularly about those who think it's a romance novel.
Gone With the Wind is incredible for its value as historical fiction. Written in the early 20th century by an author who grew up hearing stories about the Civil War ... Read More
- MasterpieceI read this book as a little girl of nine or ten.Then I reread it and reread it until I practically had it memorized.No other book has affected me like this, and I've read many other books, including many of the great classics of literature. I have yet to find another Gone With the Wind.
This book is life changing.To those who dismiss it as sexist racist trash, I would argue this: If describing reality as it is is sexist and racist, perhaps that simply reflects that there is a great ... Read More
- Undeniably MagnificentI first read GONE WITH THE WIND many years ago. I read it again every few years.Why not?In spite of the long list of criticisms (melodramatic, insensitive, sexist, racist, materialism, soap opera, etc.) it is undeniably magnificent.It is also a great book to read backwards---last chapter, then forward chapter by chapter.
- "Gone with the wind" hard cover by ScribnerI would not call this book to be in "good" condition. Some of the pages are going to be falling apart. At the front page, a public library's stamp is still on.However, it was delivered within a reasonable time frame.
