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 . . .