˳✧༚˚ I’m really glad I read this book because it’s full of lovely memories of Margaret Mitchell that go beyond what I’ve read in her biographies. The style is sort of a scrapbook, where the editor (Yolinde Gwin) presses pages of memories from people in the 1980s who knew Mitchell. These aren’t enormous stories, but quiet, intimate stories that pieced together deliver a lovely portrait of Mitchell’s character as a kind, conversational, generous, and extremely funny person they all loved. There are also a few articles from when Gone with the Wind was first published, and letters from Mitchell to other correspondents. I’m surprised more fans of the novel don’t read this book. x ˳✧༚˚