Gone With Wind

Scarlett O'Hara holds on to land, status and a stubborn idea of love while the American South collapses around her. Margaret Mitchell's novel runs from the Civil War through the Reconstruction years, following a heroine whose determination is rarely admirable and never dull. Her long combative entanglement with Rhett Butler sits at the centre, surrounded by a society rewriting its own rules under pressure. Survival, pride, ruin and rebuilding give the book its length and its staying power. This volume is presented as a deluxe leatherbound edition, produced with collectors and gift buyers in mind. Highlights of this edition: • Leatherbound presentation intended for display and long-term rereading • The complete novel of the Civil War and Reconstruction era • A heroine whose ambition and flaws drive every major turn of the plot • Gift-ready format for a classic literature collection A fitting choice for classic literature readers and collectors of fine editions, offered by Boipoka.