Gone With The Wind

[christiea12777]

I would like to request that Margeret Mitchell's "Gone With The Wind" be added to the online collection of books, if possible. Thank you.

[Dante'sJuliet]

I second that. I'm new, this is my first post, so I'm not sure if I'm *allowed* to second anything, but if I am then I second this.

Confusing? Yes. Sorry about that.

[i_rock_poems]

I have personally read that book. I was so disappointed in the plot for main characters that I have not reccomended it to even the most boring people! I would not suggest and if you have to read it i feel sorry for you.

[Dante'sJuliet]

But. . . the movie was good. . .

So I suppose the book isn't anything like the movie, eh?

[amuse]

a lot of people glorify the confederacy after reading it :( :rage:

[Scheherazade]

I really enjoyed reading GWTW (that was before I watched the movie). If you are a patient reader - as it is pretty long-, I would recommend it.

[Jay]

Just had a looky on the net and it says GWTW was written/published in 1939... so imho it's still under copyright...
*edit*
1939 was the film, lol, 1936 the book... I think, lol

[mono]

I found the loooooong e-book text after some searching, but the source does warn the following:

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