Gone with the Wind
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Margaret Mitchell
General Press
Widely considered The Great American Novel, and often remembered for its epic film version, Gone With the Wind vividly depicts the drama of the Civil War and Reconstruction. It tells the growth story of Scarlett under the background the Civil War and its aftermath. With burning fields expands and the deterioration of living environment, the resistance and stubbornness inside her gradually expose. In a series of frustrations, she saves herself and changes the fortune of the family. Meanwhile, she experiences the struggle and growth of love and finally she knows who is her true love in heart.
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"I quite enjoyed this. I started to read it because it's a classic and stayed to the end because it is a captivating story. I was surprised by the gamut of emotions I experienced, considering the book centers around a stubborn and self-centered main character. "
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