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# Scarlett: The Sequel to Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind"

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Review: If You Only Saw the Movie...you must read this sequel to the great love story in Gone With The Wind! - Unless you are fan of Margaret Mitchell and read her book, you can ignore the low reviews. My review is for those who only saw the movie GONE WITH THE WIND. After seeing the movie for the umpteenth time and once again being disappointed there was no happy ending (sorry you classic lovers, but the ending where Scarlett says she'll find a way to win Rhett back just begs for the rest of the story!), I was glad there was a sequel where I'd get my happy ending even if it had to be written by someone other than Margaret Mitchell. SCARLETT satisfies the romance lover's need for the ending we crave. It tells us what happened to Scarlett and Rhett after he left her, after she declared her love for him and he told her he didn't give a damn. The story begins in 1873, as Melanie, Scarlett's lifelong friend, is buried and the mourners standing around gossip about Scarlett, saying she's "all business, and no heart." When Atlanta society cuts her, Scarlett is left very much alone. It's the bane of a strong woman's existence, that people think she doesn't care and hate her for it when, in fact, she cares very much though she doesn't allow herself to show it. Of course, in Gone With The Wind Scarlett was selfish and spurned Rhett's love when offered. And when she finally realized she loved him, it was too late. He believes she only wants him because he doesn't want her. But stay tuned...Scarlett is about to grow up. Where you wanted to slap her in the movie, now you will want to hug her as she triumphs over many trials on the way to learning how to love. For much of the 823 pages, the story is told through Scarlett's perspective. Though Scarlett shows great kindness to others and pursues Rhett because she genuinely loves him, her motives are often misunderstood and others, quick to judge, reject her. Society snubs her and Rhett is cold, even cruel. His only aim is to get out of the marriage, describing her as a drug that will destroy him. (It was easy to see Clark Gable saying those lines.) The book is divided into four sections, each finding Scarlett in new place: Lost in the Dark (Atlanta) High Stakes (Charleston) New Life (Savannah) The Tower (Ireland) Ripley paints a compelling picture of Ireland, its people and their struggles, with wonderful characters, rich dialog and emotional scenes. We mourn the lost history of the O'Hara family as Scarlett seeks to regain her family's land. And we cheer Scarlett as her incredible intelligence and courage rebuild, at least in part, what was lost. If you are used to the pace of a normal historical romance, this story may seem a bit meandering. (There are whole chapters where Scarlett and Rhett never encounter each other.) Still, I found it a very satisfying love story and it kept me reading late into the night (two nights in a row!). When the "black moment " came, it was the blackest I've ever experienced. But the ending is a sweet reward. The book is a treasure. I recommend it!
Review: Absolutely Wonderful - First of all I apologise in advance for the length of this review. I am from the South and I grew up less than 2 hours away from Atlanta Georgia, in my house there were always two books on our coffee table at all times, The Bible and Gone With The Wind. I've read Margaret Mitchell's classic so many times I know it cover to cover. I've known about this sequel for quite a few years now, but I never felt inclined to read it partly bc for a long time I wanted to leave Rhett Scarlett and their world where the creator Margaret left them. As I've gotten older, I've returned to Gone With the Wind periodically and i finally decided to give this book a try. I told myself if I wasn't into the story by the end of the first chapter I would put it down and in all honesty, I didn't expect to like it at all. I didn't think anyone else could continue such a legendary story other than the original writer. I was pleasantly surprised and glad to have been proved wrong Ms. Ripley does a fantastic job of curbing her own writing style to match Margaret's and she perfectly captures the spirit of Scarlett and of Rhett. It did not feel like a book written by someone else. It simply felt like a continuation of the story. I cried. I laughed. I bit my nail to the quick and I truly could not put it down. I personally got an immense amount of satisfaction in seeing these characters I hold so near and dear to my heart evolve and become deeper and more layered and I appreciate that she chose to pick up the story's timeline right where the original book left off, it helped close the gap between the two books and made you really feel as though one person had written both. I won't ruin the story with spoilers but I will say that the story takes Scarlett and Rhett to places physically and emotionally that you'd never expect and although the old south will always be a huge part of this story no matter who is writing it, Ms. Ripley also manages to take these characters you love so much to new heights and better places. It will never be the original and it isn't meant to be, it's meant to continue the story as if Margaret Mitchell was writing it herself and she accomplished that and so much more. This is a fantastic read, easily the best book I've read in years. I'm only sorry it took me so long to finally give it a chance. I find that my deep love for the world of Gone with the Wind is shared with tons of people and many people grew up with it on their coffee tables just as I did. If that's the case and you too don't believe this sequel will do it justice I'm here to tell you, it goes above and beyond expectations. If you've ever wished the story of Scarlett and Rhett had continued, please read this. It's absolutely wonderful. Happy Reading!

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### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If You Only Saw the Movie...you must read this sequel to the great love story in Gone With The Wind!
*by R***N on February 8, 2012*

Unless you are fan of Margaret Mitchell and read her book, you can ignore the low reviews. My review is for those who only saw the movie GONE WITH THE WIND. After seeing the movie for the umpteenth time and once again being disappointed there was no happy ending (sorry you classic lovers, but the ending where Scarlett says she'll find a way to win Rhett back just begs for the rest of the story!), I was glad there was a sequel where I'd get my happy ending even if it had to be written by someone other than Margaret Mitchell. SCARLETT satisfies the romance lover's need for the ending we crave. It tells us what happened to Scarlett and Rhett after he left her, after she declared her love for him and he told her he didn't give a damn. The story begins in 1873, as Melanie, Scarlett's lifelong friend, is buried and the mourners standing around gossip about Scarlett, saying she's "all business, and no heart." When Atlanta society cuts her, Scarlett is left very much alone. It's the bane of a strong woman's existence, that people think she doesn't care and hate her for it when, in fact, she cares very much though she doesn't allow herself to show it. Of course, in Gone With The Wind Scarlett was selfish and spurned Rhett's love when offered. And when she finally realized she loved him, it was too late. He believes she only wants him because he doesn't want her. But stay tuned...Scarlett is about to grow up. Where you wanted to slap her in the movie, now you will want to hug her as she triumphs over many trials on the way to learning how to love. For much of the 823 pages, the story is told through Scarlett's perspective. Though Scarlett shows great kindness to others and pursues Rhett because she genuinely loves him, her motives are often misunderstood and others, quick to judge, reject her. Society snubs her and Rhett is cold, even cruel. His only aim is to get out of the marriage, describing her as a drug that will destroy him. (It was easy to see Clark Gable saying those lines.) The book is divided into four sections, each finding Scarlett in new place: Lost in the Dark (Atlanta) High Stakes (Charleston) New Life (Savannah) The Tower (Ireland) Ripley paints a compelling picture of Ireland, its people and their struggles, with wonderful characters, rich dialog and emotional scenes. We mourn the lost history of the O'Hara family as Scarlett seeks to regain her family's land. And we cheer Scarlett as her incredible intelligence and courage rebuild, at least in part, what was lost. If you are used to the pace of a normal historical romance, this story may seem a bit meandering. (There are whole chapters where Scarlett and Rhett never encounter each other.) Still, I found it a very satisfying love story and it kept me reading late into the night (two nights in a row!). When the "black moment " came, it was the blackest I've ever experienced. But the ending is a sweet reward. The book is a treasure. I recommend it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely Wonderful
*by K***R on April 10, 2019*

First of all I apologise in advance for the length of this review. I am from the South and I grew up less than 2 hours away from Atlanta Georgia, in my house there were always two books on our coffee table at all times, The Bible and Gone With The Wind. I've read Margaret Mitchell's classic so many times I know it cover to cover. I've known about this sequel for quite a few years now, but I never felt inclined to read it partly bc for a long time I wanted to leave Rhett Scarlett and their world where the creator Margaret left them. As I've gotten older, I've returned to Gone With the Wind periodically and i finally decided to give this book a try. I told myself if I wasn't into the story by the end of the first chapter I would put it down and in all honesty, I didn't expect to like it at all. I didn't think anyone else could continue such a legendary story other than the original writer. I was pleasantly surprised and glad to have been proved wrong Ms. Ripley does a fantastic job of curbing her own writing style to match Margaret's and she perfectly captures the spirit of Scarlett and of Rhett. It did not feel like a book written by someone else. It simply felt like a continuation of the story. I cried. I laughed. I bit my nail to the quick and I truly could not put it down. I personally got an immense amount of satisfaction in seeing these characters I hold so near and dear to my heart evolve and become deeper and more layered and I appreciate that she chose to pick up the story's timeline right where the original book left off, it helped close the gap between the two books and made you really feel as though one person had written both. I won't ruin the story with spoilers but I will say that the story takes Scarlett and Rhett to places physically and emotionally that you'd never expect and although the old south will always be a huge part of this story no matter who is writing it, Ms. Ripley also manages to take these characters you love so much to new heights and better places. It will never be the original and it isn't meant to be, it's meant to continue the story as if Margaret Mitchell was writing it herself and she accomplished that and so much more. This is a fantastic read, easily the best book I've read in years. I'm only sorry it took me so long to finally give it a chance. I find that my deep love for the world of Gone with the Wind is shared with tons of people and many people grew up with it on their coffee tables just as I did. If that's the case and you too don't believe this sequel will do it justice I'm here to tell you, it goes above and beyond expectations. If you've ever wished the story of Scarlett and Rhett had continued, please read this. It's absolutely wonderful. Happy Reading!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***Y on May 26, 2017*

Passt genau zum ersten teil, fesselnd von der ersten bis zur letzten Seite. Ich bin froh dass es dieses Buch gibt.

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