Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (ISBN:978-1-920414-44-3)

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell

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ISBN: 978-1-920414-44-3

942 Pages

Gone with the Wind, Margaret Mitchell’s epic historic novel about love, romance, passion, war, survival and intrigue won the Pulitzer Prize and carried on to produce one of the most popular and celebrated films of all time with the same title.

Set in Jonesboro and Atlanta, Georgia, the book brings us vivid descriptions of the burning fields and cities of the Southern States during the American Civil War (1861–1865). The life of the irresistible, selfish and feisty Scarlett O'Hara, the daughter of an Irish immigrant plantation owner is portrayed in the story.

Scarlett appears at first to be a simpering Southern Belle, but steps up to the challenges when the men are at war and a special strong-willed individual is called for to lead others through difficult times. We learn of her love for a man that does not get returned and then of the roguish Rhett Butler, whom she marries while still loving the other man, but by the time when she learns who she really loves, it might be too late.

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