Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
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Book Summary Author: Margaret Mitchell Edition: Hardcover Format: Bargain Price Published: 1936-09-01 ISBN: 1135826595 Number of pages: 1048 Publisher: The Macmillan Company |
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Book Reviews of the Gone With the Wind
Customer Review: A True Classic!
Summary: 5 Stars
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 the test of time. I enjoyed reading it at least as much now (and possibly more) than when I first read it over 45 years ago. While Gone With The Wind is often marketed as "the greatest love story of our time," it is so much more than that. If you haven't read Gone With The Wind or haven't done so in many years, do yourself a tremendous favor and read it/read it again as soon as possible. It's an experience you'll savor for years to come.