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I have a friend who refuses to read the book or see the film because she considers it racist--sight unseen. And yes, there are some passages here and there that make me cringe--although really almost all of such passages are from Scarlett's point of view, accurately reflecting the mindset of her time and class.
But I know this, from the time I was a teen and first read this book, I was impressed with the feminist subtext.
One of the most moving parts of the book is when Scarlett returns home onl ...more
But I know this, from the time I was a teen and first read this book, I was impressed with the feminist subtext.
One of the most moving parts of the book is when Scarlett returns home onl ...more
A classic I can read over and over and over. Its one of those books that if I were stranded on and island I would have to have Scarlett and Rhett right there with me.
Saw the movie, loved the book. What more can I say? I love a grand romance.
Oct 02, 2010
Melissa
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