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Jun 15, 2012
Tânia
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O contexto em que se insere o romance E Tudo o Vento Levou é na Guerra da Secessão ou Guerra Civil Norte-Americana, em que os Sulistas da Confederação, envergando fardas cinzentas se opunham aos abolicionistas (da escravatura) do Norte, também denominados Yankees, vestidos de farda azul.
O romance tem como personagem principal a bonita, mimada, frívola e egoísta Katie Scarlett O’Hara que vive com os seus pais, duas irmãs e centenas de escravos em Tara (perto de Atlanta) e a his ...more
O contexto em que se insere o romance E Tudo o Vento Levou é na Guerra da Secessão ou Guerra Civil Norte-Americana, em que os Sulistas da Confederação, envergando fardas cinzentas se opunham aos abolicionistas (da escravatura) do Norte, também denominados Yankees, vestidos de farda azul.
O romance tem como personagem principal a bonita, mimada, frívola e egoísta Katie Scarlett O’Hara que vive com os seus pais, duas irmãs e centenas de escravos em Tara (perto de Atlanta) e a his ...more

Finally done! I think this is the longest audio book I have ever listened to! This book was so long and so full that I will have to break it up into five parts in order to review it. The first part was from the beginning until the occupation of Atlanta. I liked the book and all but I hated Scarlett. She was the most obnoxious annoying little twit. I understand that it was the culture, but I hated all the women, they were so girly, and annoying. So of them were smart, but most of them were proud
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Just finished this wonderful book, about 48 hrs via Audible. First of all, it's the BEST audio book I've ever listened to. Second, it's in my top five favorite books of all time. I read it 45 years ago and it was even better now. And although the movie is wonderful, it doesn't compare to the book. The movie left out a bunch of stuff. Yes, the book (or characters in it) made racist remarks and used the "n" word a lt, but it was reflective of the time. I have the book Scarlett, so I guess at some
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