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digbytoast
Rated it 2 months ago
Who can help but give a damn???

ajk77
Rated it 2 months ago
One of the rare cases where the film is on the whole superior to the book.

Sandy
Rated it 4 months ago
This was one fantastic book

klaudjaB
Rated it 4 months ago
It has everything I wanted for a summer read: engaging and believable characters, intrigue, a bit of History, romance, drama, etc.

soochoi
Rated it 6 months ago
It took me 20 years after watching the movie to read the book, and now I fell that I deprave myself for 20 years of a great reading. Pick it up now, and do not let it be too late for you.

jlee1012
Rated it 6 months ago
Great, Margaret Mitchell- brilliant author

magoolah
Rated it 6 months ago
This is a great book, and as always, there is so much more to the novel than the movie. I would definately recommend anyone who liked the movie to check out the book also.

BrianneH
Rated it 6 months ago
Scarlett is so annoying, so self involved, so selfish and unsypathetic to everyone's cause but her own that you can't help but love her for it all. Rhett's the kind of guy that I know I would find wildly attractive at first meeting...but at the same time, faintly sleazy. Ashley is a pathetic wimp and clearly unsuited for Scarlett. It's a very good soap opera in a very large novel.

katbryan
Rated it 6 months ago
First of all I love the history and the depth and detail to characters. It's rumored that Margaret Mitchell had volumed of notes (all out of order) but she knew in what sequence they were to go in. It's also said many publishers turned her down and said, Civil War novels were not ever going to be popular with the public. Hah! Here we are many years later and I still see peeps list it as one of their all-time fave books.

bplank
Rated it 6 months ago
An incredible, sweeping epic of the Civil War told from the persepctive of the south. The love story aspect that has been propagated is the medium that Mitchell uses to explain the great impact of the Civil War on the south and also gives readers a different view of slavery than what is taught in the schools.

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