Унесенные ветром т. 1

"Unesennye vetrom" - istorii͡a o molodoĭ i͡uzhanke, docheri sostoi͡atelʹnogo vladelʹt͡sa plantat͡siĭ v Dzhordzhii, chʹi͡a bezzabotnai͡a i͡unostʹ prekrashchaetsi͡a s nachalom Grazhdanskoĭ voĭny. V odin mig devushke prishlosʹ povzrosletʹ: matʹ umerla, otet͡s bolen, a rodnoe pomestʹe razgrabili i͡anki. Ėta kniga stala samoĭ li͡ubimoĭ dli͡a neskolʹkikh pokoleniĭ zhenshchin, i nichego ravnogo eĭ ne sozdano po seĭ denʹ. Prokhodi͡at gody i gody, a "Unesennye vetrom" ne starei͡ut, i teperʹ uzhe novym chitatelʹnit͡sam predstoit smei͡atʹsi͡a i plakatʹ, li͡ubitʹ i stradatʹ, borotʹsi͡a i nadei͡atʹsi͡a vmeste s velikolepnoĭ Skarlett O"Khara. . .. Pervai͡a chastʹ romana-ėpopei "Unesennye vetrom" - klassiki amerikanskoĭ literatury XX veka. - Mezhdunarodnyĭ bestseller. Roman vyderzhal bolee 70 pereizdaniĭ, pereveden na 37 i͡azykov i razoshelsi͡a po miru tirazhom svyshe 30 000 000 ėkzempli͡arov. - Po rezulʹtatam provedennogo v 2014 godu oprosa "Unesennye vetrom" zanimai͡ut vtoroe mesto po populi͡arnosti v SShA, ustupai͡a tolʹko Biblii. - Obladatelʹ Pulitt͡serovskoĭ premii. - Obladatelʹ Nat͡sionalʹnoĭ knizhnoĭ premii. - Vyshedshai͡a v 1939 godu ėkranizat͡sii͡a zavoevala vosemʹ premiĭ "Oskar" i uderzhivaet zvanie samogo kassovogo filʹma v istorii s uchetom infli͡at͡sii. - Izdanie v serii "Ėkskli͡uzivnai͡a klassika" - v udobnom karmannom formate i privychnom oformlenii.

Gone with the Wind is a story about a young Southerner, the daughter of a wealthy plantation owner in Georgia, whose carefree youth ends with the outbreak of the Civil War. In an instant, the girl had to grow up: her mother died, her father was ill, and the Yankees plundered her native estate. This book has become the most beloved for several generations of women, and nothing equal to it has been created to this day. Years and years pass, but Gone with the Wind does not age, and now new readers will have to laugh and cry, love and suffer, fight and hope with the magnificent Scarlett O'Hara ... The first part of the epic novel Gone with the Wind— classics of American literature of the 20th century. — An international bestseller. The novel has gone through more than 70 reprints, has been translated into 37 languages and has sold over 30,000,000 copies worldwide. — According to a survey conducted in 2014, Gone with the Wind ranks second in popularity in the United States, second only to the Bible. — Winner of the Pulitzer Prize. — Winner of the National Book Award. Released in 1939, the film adaptation won eight Academy Awards and holds the title of the highest—grossing film in history, adjusted for inflation. — An edition in the "Exclusive Classics" series — in a convenient pocket format and a familiar design.