Title: I love it, and am surprised to see so many people don't!
Product review: I read GWTW for the first time only a few years ago, or I should say I devoured it. I wanted more and immediately started with the "next one:" Scarlett. I devoured it as well and to this day I have trouble remembering which parts are in which book. I mention this only because to me, they seam together flawlessly. I read a few comments that Ripley's book was written as a mass-marketed media tool and this just completely shocked me. Perhaps it was written that way (although I doubt it), but it was never something that crossed my mind even once. Scarlett O'Hara's character stays true to herself and I never felt any inconsistencies or thoughts that Margaret Mitchell's Scarlett wouldn't have said this or done that or any such thing. In addition, I love the story and history that is told in Ripley's book. It was amazing, I still get a tugging feeling at my heart when I think of it all. If you love GWTW, I can't imagine not loving this book as well.
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