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Frankly, My Dear: Gone with the Wind Revisited by Molly Haskell

hashtag_alison's review against another edition

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informative fast-paced

3.0

rissa1516's review

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3.0

I read this book more for the "fun" facts about the author, book, movie, and actors of Gone with the Wind. I felt at times the author of this book went too much into her own life, which to be honest, is not what I picked up this bok for. I'm happy that the author did consider and write about the book instead of just the movie, that was a bonus. Overall, I'm glad I read the book however not the best book on Gone with the Wind.

linddykal's review

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3.0

The language can be overly scholarly and academic, but it's Gone with the Wind, so it's interesting to me. If you are as interested in GWTW as I am, I recommend Margaret Mitchell's personal letters that have been collected.

bookwormmichelle's review

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4.0

I'd really like to rate this 3.5. There were parts that were a lot of fun--really brought back all the memories of my mom letting me stay up when they reran GWTW on TV, we'd eat popcorn and cry and laugh and have a terrific time every year. Haskell does a basically good job, until the last two pages when she decides that Sarah Palin is some kind of wicked vamp archetype. ????? Lots of details on the movie that I didn't know about, and some biographical info on M. Mitchell. Nice, fun easy nonfiction read to give my brain a rest during my very challenging fiction book of the moment. :-)
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