Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (1964)
On the Road to Tara: The Making of Gone With the Wind by Aljean Harmetz (1996)
Weight: 5 lbs
Method of Disposal: Donating
You cannot grow up in Atlanta without hearing something about Gone With the Wind. I have seen the movie so many times I have lost count, and it was a requirement in my elementary school. It was also one of the first adult books I read, and on field trips we would go around Atlanta and see how Gone With the Wind was connected. There were postcards of Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in all the stores. The Margaret Mitchell house may have been burnt down on several occasions, but it was always built back. The Civil War was still very present in the South.
It was not until I was much older, probably college, that my love for Gone With the Wind came into question. I was ignorant of all the implications and the racism. I am not anymore and now I do not have the same trouble letting these things go.
On the Road to Tara: The Making of Gone With the Wind by Aljean Harmetz (1996)
Weight: 5 lbs
Method of Disposal: Donating
It was not until I was much older, probably college, that my love for Gone With the Wind came into question. I was ignorant of all the implications and the racism. I am not anymore and now I do not have the same trouble letting these things go.
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