In an inspired act of literary invention, Alice Randall supplies the story that has been missing from Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind." Imagine that the black characters in Mitchell's tale were other than one-dimensional stereotypes, and that Scarlett OUHara had an illegitimate mulatto sister, and that this sister gets to tell her story.
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In an inspired act of literary invention, Alice Randall supplies the story that has been missing from Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind." Imagine that the black characters in Mitchell's tale were other than one-dimensional stereotypes, and that Scarlett OUHara had an illegitimate mulatto sister, and that this sister gets to tell her story.
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This book was in good condition, but the content was of a poor quality. The constant usage of initials and synonyms to descibe characters was annoying. I didn't even finish it
Awarra
Oct 15, 2009
Confusing
ok...expected better. Very confusing with it's use of "Other" to refer to Scarlett O'Hara and other psuedonyms for other characters. It didn't paint a scene for me.
Selina
Sep 20, 2007
a masterpeice
Who wouldn't love a heroine who lives on an estate named Tata. This off beat take on Gone with the Wind is a real pleasure. I couldn't put it down. I read it in a single evening. This book has the right mixture of drama and fun. Too bad the lead couldn't find a decent love interest. She seems too good for R and the other characters were lacking. "The Other" came across as a selfish vain alcoholic and no one could feel sorry for her demise.
