Gone with the Wind

by Margaret Mitchell

Review of Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell

        I just love this book,i am surprised that it is not placed in the no 1 position though it deserved to be.i wish that the sequel was written by the author herself.the story and the plot is unparallel and i wish that the author could write some more books.

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Anonymous

        I have read this novel two times. After reading once I bought this book.I have read many novels but this is the best book I have ever read.When I read this for the first time I could not consentrate on any other thing except this book.I am very very sorry that Margaret Mitchell died so young.She wrote in beautiful english and described everything arvellously.Some of the charactors like Scarlet, Melanie, Rhet Butler are unforgettable.I keep asking everbody to read this book atleast once in lifetime.This book should have been the number one in the list...Thankyou.

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Usha bekal

        Truly one the best classics, nay, novels, ever written! Margaret Mitchell has a propensity to convey significant, poignant messages in her writing. Even though this was her sole book, its contents surpass even all the numerous works of Sir Walter Scott and Charles Dickens. Throughout this epic novel, the reader journeys with Scarlett O'Hara (the beautiful and yet recalcitrant protagonist) for 12 years of her life that comprise of the American Civil War and its aftermath known as Reconstruction. Almost every person could relate to Mitchell's strong-willed heroine. Despite an excessive amount of trauma like the loss of a most beloved mother, the deaths of old friends, going from affluence and indulgence to obscurity and hard work almost overnight, ect, Scarlett manages to bear through it all with fortitude and the saying "I won't think about it now, I'll think about it tomorrow. After all, tomorrow is another day".

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Christini Z.

        Truly a classic.One of the besty American novels EVER.  After all, who doesn't love a good story about cavaliers and cotton fields and a malicious, selfish, strong willed young woman? You can't help but love Scarlett, despite the fact that she's a nasty spoiled brat of a southern belle. Civil War + Love story + Tara= One heck of a read. FIVE STARS!

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by The Reader

        One of the best novels ever written!  A true masterpiece!  I will read again and again and I will never forget the story of Scarlett O'Hara.  Margaret Mitchell was a gifted writer, how sad that she died so young.

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Chairman

        This book with not disappoint you! Beautifully written, each character comes alive as Margaret Mitchell takes you through the life and times of the beautiful, seductive strong willed heroine Scarlett O hara! If i have to describe the book in one word, it is 'unputdownable'.

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Sheena

        One of my all time favorites hands down......!!!!! This is one of those all I need  is a tissue box type of novels.It's also a ride of emmotionsn you go from being upset at scarlett to understanding her every movement. At the end all you wanna do is fine you'r own Rhett Butler..So i agree with Gone With The Wind being better than 27th place....

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Letty

        Its really the best novel ive ever read. The struggles  and hardships faced by Scarlett O'Hara, her headstrong and never-say-die attitude and her completely pragmatic ideas and actions are very beautifully described by Margaret Mitchell. I could almost see the scenes in front of my eyes , coz the descriptions are so realistic and amazing.  I really love this novel, and i think it deserved better than the 27th rank. Read it ,its great!!

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by anonymous

       This is my favorite novel ever. Even though it's over 700 pages, it is a quick and enjoyable read. It is simply amazing and best represents the South as a fascinating literary microcosm.

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell was reviewed by Katie N.

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