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Books : Gone with the Wind
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Gone with the Wind by: Margaret Mitchell |
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Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 813.52 EAN: 9780684830681 ISBN: 068483068X Label: Simon & Schuster Manufacturer: Simon & Schuster Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 1048 Publication Date: September 01, 1936 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Studio: Simon & Schuster Sales Rank: 413635 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - My All Time Favourite Book I Hope It Will Be Yours Too From being 10 years of age this has always been my favourite novel. What a wonderful imagination Margaret Mitchell had. The story is full of wonderment and you cannot help but adore all the characters, especially Mamma and even Ashley although he is spineless!!! Margaret Mitchell makes you see the good in every character in this novel and really does make you keep reading, and looking for the baddie. You only wish the novel ended on a happy note but I guess that is where your imagination kicks in. This book holds such happy memories for me and I hope it will for you too. I dare you to have a couple of duvet days and a box of chocolates and with this novel you will be in seventh heaven. Go on I dare you spoil yourself and I guarantee this ... Read More: Rating: - Beautiful piece of art!When I look back on my sophomore year of high school, I will remember it as the year I read Gone With the Wind, and became hooked. I have thought about it everyday since I started it. I adore this story. The descriptions in this book will take your breath away. Once when she was back at Tara, in the dead of winter, I looked up and was shocked that the sun was shining, and there was food downstairs in the refrigerator. It will literally sweep you in. I read it in September, in a little less than a week. I didn't read it as a challenge or anything. It was actually a "rebelling" act. My mom hates the story line because she doesn't like how Southerners "won't let the war die." Her saying how much she hated it totally backfired because ... Read More: Rating:  - Not bad.Not a bad novel for a first writer. It could almost be a classic except for a few points - a) it's unecessarily long and could have used more editing; b) the second half is weak and not very interesting; c) it's description of Reconstruction is very one-sided and half-correct and d)it's too racist. Other than that, it's not bad. Rating: - This book is wonderful.Though I read this when I was 11, a few months ago, I enjoyed it. I read one hundred pages a night and I couldn't stop until I finished it. I hope that more people enjoy this book as well. Rating: - Spectactular!It never got boring. Every page was exciting. The character of Scarlet O'Hara is one that will be your favorite forever. All of her imperfections just make you love her more. It was one of those books that you wish wouldn't have ended, even though it is well over one thousand pages long. It is almost sad to think that no other book, in my mind, will ever live up to Gone With the Wind. |
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