Gone with the Wind. In 2 volumes
29.99 €
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Gone with the Wind. In 2 volumes
29.99 €
The story of a woman with a strong character, albeit with vices, and a charismatic man, albeit not ideal, is truly admired by the whole world.
After the publication of the novel, the image of the main character, despite everything moving forward and striving for her happiness, was liked by millions of readers - the book immediately became a bestseller. And Victor Fleming's film with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in the leading roles collected 8 Oscar statuettes and became one of the most famous films in the history of world cinema.
Scarlett O'Hara is a living person, with virtues and flaws. This daring, strong, courageous and stubborn woman on every page experiences an incessant desire to live, rejoice, love. Margaret Mitchell created her so real that every reader can see herself in the heroine.
"Gone with the Wind" is a novel about the fact that love for life can be more important than love; about what makes us live, no matter what is happening around us.
According to legend, the creation of the novel Gone with the Wind began when Margaret Mitchell wrote the main phrase of the last chapter: "Scarlett could never understand either of the men she loved, and now she had lost both." Subsequent work on the work continued for about ten years and required enormous dedication and hard work from the writer. Striving to penetrate the very spirit of the era, Mitchell painstakingly studied the history of her native Atlanta, used newspapers and magazines of the mid-19th century. The pages of her manuscript brought to life the stories of eyewitnesses of the Civil War and family legends. Mitchell rewrote some scenes four or five times, and as for the first chapter, the writer was satisfied only with the 60th version!
The novel, published in the spring of 1936, was an unprecedented success and immediately broke all records for popularity and circulation in the entire history of American literature. And the film adaptation of the same name starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable won 10 Oscars and became one of the most famous films in the history of world cinema.
The cover design is inspired by the styles of "quiet luxury" and "old money". The minimalist series is made especially for modern interior designs. The "Pearl" books will complement your sophisticated image.
The metallized paper creates a glowing effect on the cover. The colors shimmer softly and quietly. On the spine, the book symbol is embossed with silver, which enhances the effect of internal light. The volumetric embossing of the figures creates a pleasant tactile sensation.
The text is printed on white paper, soft to the touch. A large and convenient font has been selected for the series, which will not tire your eyes.
After the publication of the novel, the image of the main character, despite everything moving forward and striving for her happiness, was liked by millions of readers - the book immediately became a bestseller. And Victor Fleming's film with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in the leading roles collected 8 Oscar statuettes and became one of the most famous films in the history of world cinema.
Scarlett O'Hara is a living person, with virtues and flaws. This daring, strong, courageous and stubborn woman on every page experiences an incessant desire to live, rejoice, love. Margaret Mitchell created her so real that every reader can see herself in the heroine.
"Gone with the Wind" is a novel about the fact that love for life can be more important than love; about what makes us live, no matter what is happening around us.
According to legend, the creation of the novel Gone with the Wind began when Margaret Mitchell wrote the main phrase of the last chapter: "Scarlett could never understand either of the men she loved, and now she had lost both." Subsequent work on the work continued for about ten years and required enormous dedication and hard work from the writer. Striving to penetrate the very spirit of the era, Mitchell painstakingly studied the history of her native Atlanta, used newspapers and magazines of the mid-19th century. The pages of her manuscript brought to life the stories of eyewitnesses of the Civil War and family legends. Mitchell rewrote some scenes four or five times, and as for the first chapter, the writer was satisfied only with the 60th version!
The novel, published in the spring of 1936, was an unprecedented success and immediately broke all records for popularity and circulation in the entire history of American literature. And the film adaptation of the same name starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable won 10 Oscars and became one of the most famous films in the history of world cinema.
The cover design is inspired by the styles of "quiet luxury" and "old money". The minimalist series is made especially for modern interior designs. The "Pearl" books will complement your sophisticated image.
The metallized paper creates a glowing effect on the cover. The colors shimmer softly and quietly. On the spine, the book symbol is embossed with silver, which enhances the effect of internal light. The volumetric embossing of the figures creates a pleasant tactile sensation.
The text is printed on white paper, soft to the touch. A large and convenient font has been selected for the series, which will not tire your eyes.
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