Author: Mitchell
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Mitchell is a writer who achieved fame and a place in literary history with just one work. Her only novel, Gone with the Wind, became the best-selling novel in American literature upon its release. This massive 1,000-page masterpiece shook the United States. Since its publication in 1936, this love story set during the American Civil War has broken all publishing records. With a print run of 25 million copies and translated into 27 languages, it remains the best-selling novel to this day. In 1937, the novel won the Pulitzer Prize. What further cemented its fame was the film adaptation, Gone with the Wind, which won 10 Academy Awards and became the first classic in film history. This book is part of the World Literary Masterpieces series, designed to accompany language arts instruction. It includes content such as themes, artistic features, masterpieces guidance, the main text, and reflections, helping to improve students' language arts performance.
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