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Historical Fiction· United States

Gone with the Wind

by Margaret Mitchell
Aggregate Editorial Score37/100
Goodreads Choice Award
Published 1937934 pagesEnglish
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About This Book

Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind (1937) stands as one of the most significant works of historical fiction of its era. Scarlett O'Hara survives the Civil War and Reconstruction at her plantation Tara through sheer will and ruthless pragmatism, while tangled with the charming and elusive Rhett Butler. Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic is one of the best-selling novels of all time. Themes of Civil War, survival, love run through the work. The book has received recognition from Goodreads Choice Award 1937.

Book Details

AuthorMargaret Mitchell
Published1937
Country of Origin🇺🇸 United States
LanguageEnglish
Pages934
Category🗺️ Historical Fiction
ISBN9781451635621
Editorial Score37/100
About the Category

🗺️ Historical Fiction

Novels set in the past, blending real events with fictional narratives.

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Country of Origin

🇺🇸 United States

This book is part of United States's rich literary tradition.

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Awards & Recognition

Goodreads Choice Award
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193713
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gone with the Wind about?

Scarlett O'Hara survives the Civil War and Reconstruction at her plantation Tara through sheer will and ruthless pragmatism, while tangled with the charming and elusive Rhett Butler. Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic is one of the best-selling novels of all time.

Who wrote Gone with the Wind?

Gone with the Wind was written by Margaret Mitchell, from United States. First published in 1937.

What awards has Gone with the Wind won?

Gone with the Wind has received the following awards and honours: Goodreads Choice Award 1937.

Is Gone with the Wind worth reading?

Gone with the Wind is a book that has earned critical recognition, with an aggregate editorial score of 13/100 on 50 Best Books, based on mentions across 1 editorial source. It is particularly recommended for readers interested in Civil War, survival, love.

Where can I buy Gone with the Wind?

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What category is Gone with the Wind?

Gone with the Wind is classified as Historical Fiction. Novels set in the past, blending real events with fictional narratives.

What country is Gone with the Wind from?

Gone with the Wind originates from United States's literary tradition. Explore more books from United States on our country page.

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