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- Ten Times The Book Was Better Than The MovieArticle
Gone with the Wind is a novel that was published in 1936. The book tells the story of Scarlett O’Hara, a woman who is trying to survive during the Civil War. The book was later turned into a movie, which was released in 1939. The book is much longer than the movie, which means that there is more time to develop the…
- Lindsay VarnumInterview
I have always read so compulsively and so intuitively for whatever stage I found myself in, I don’t know that I can think of a book I wish I had read earlier than when I read it. I can tell you a couple of books I read at those ages that affected how I viewed myself and how I lived my life. At age sixteen I first read…
- Carol E. ReileyInterview
The books I recommend the most are also my all-time favorite books, and they are: Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card. All for very different reasons. I’ve reread them multiple times. Growing up, I also loved Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud…
- Eileen CookInterview
One summer while complaining there was nothing to do, my mom gave me her copy of Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell. I think she thought it would at least keep me busy for a while, but it also opened up the idea of reading older books. I then went on to Vanity Fair, Rebecca etc.
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