Gone With the Wind

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Summary: An extremaly long and extremely good book.
Review: This book is for those people who can't stand when a good book to come to an end. Also for those who like romance and loved the movie. You don't have to have seen the movie though to enjoy the book.

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Summary: IT IS INDEED AN EXCELLENT ROMANCE STORY !
Review: IT IS ONE OF THE MOST UNFORGETTABLE STORY I HAVE EVER READ . IT IS ONE STORY THAT IS HARD TO RESIST AND STOP READING . WHO CAN EVER EVER FORGET THE FIERY CHARACTER OF SCARLETT O'HARA AND THE COOL , DASHING SOLDIER OF FORTUNE , RHETT BUTLER AND THEIR UNUSUAL DEVELOPMENT OF LOVE ?

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Summary: And Joys, and Sorrows, and Love, and Hate, and Life, and War
Review: I can't help admiring! The greatest creation of gifted author. Characters are picted so vividly! Scarlett seems nothing but spoilt chiled, and Rhett is a real Man, real Gentlemen - one you can trust. They live though Civil War, they learn to love, understand and forgive each other. I've read this book about 20 times and now I am looking for any chance to read it in English. Don"t you think now that it is worth reading?

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Summary: I HAVE SEEN GONE WITH THE WIND 280 TIMES
Review: I RECEIVED A FIRST EDITION 1936 GONE WITH THE WIND. I HAVE COLLECTED THINGS FOR YEARS, THIS BOOK IS THE BEST IN MY COLLECTION.

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Summary: Frankly, I don't give a damn.
Review: My father browbeat me into reading Gone With The Wind when I was a teenager. To this day I can't understand what all the fuss was about. Scarlet is such a spoilt snit that I couldn't care what happened to her. I guess this is one book you either love or hate, so I recommend that you check a volume out of the library and read a chapter or two. If you hate it, you've lost nothing but a little of your time. If you love it, well, there's no accounting for taste.

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Summary: The greatest book ever!!
Review: I have read this book twice and each time it's as if I'm reading it for the first time. I loved both the book and the movie. The story is very passionate and expresses the powers of love. Rhett is the kind of person any woman wouldn't mind being married to.

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Summary: A legacy in it's 3rd (4th?) Generation
Review: My mother read this book when she was 13. I read it when I was 13. I don't have a daughter, but if I did, I'd surely present her with a copy of this when she reached "the age". Has your daughter read it? Don't settle for just the movie (although that's wonderful, too)! Read it!

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Summary: Beautiful, romantic, and adored by millions
Review: Truly amazing. I have read and reread this book several times. It never fails to amaze me how brilliantly Scarlett O'Hara is portrayed. And how such a spoiled brat could become so endeared by millions, including me. A first-rate love story that follows birth, death, and the horrid destruction of war. Please read this book, and cry for a lost civilization - the south.

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Summary: "The last ever to be seen of knights & their ladies fair..."
Review: As this quote from the opening of the movie says, "Gone With the Wind" is a novel which truly brings us back to a different time, a time of southern gentlemen and hoop-skirted women. But if you've only seen the movie, you've only seen half the story. The novel describes the life of Scarlett O'Hara, southern belle, in much greater detail, and paints a vivid portrait of life and love in the Old South, and of the Civil War which destroyed it. This is an inspiring tale -- Scarlett is a strong-willed woman who faces the horrors of war and survives, rebuilding her life from nothing. "Gone With the Wind" is a wonderful story masterfully written. It truly gives us an insight into, as the movie says, "a dream remembered, a civilization Gone With the Wind".

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Summary: The absolute, without a doubt, best book I have ever read!!!
Review: I love "Gone With the Wind". When I was 14 my mother handed me the book and said it was the best book she had ever read. I looked at the size of the book and thought there was no way I would ever get through it. One day I began reading and I just couldn't stop. I was sad when I had finished it and asked myself the same question everyone does; what happend next? I gave the book to my best friend. She thought I was stupid, but since she had nothing better to do she read it. She soon learned I really wasn't stupid.