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Is it worth reading Scarlett after Gone with the Wind? Or will the experience be spoiled? and got a better answer
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Sure you should.
Sure you should.
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read it, I liked the sequel more than the first two books.
read it, I liked the sequel more than the first two books.
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It's worth reading, not watching, in the movie they made her into an alcoholic, and they couldn't describe her feelings. In general it is always more interesting to read.
It's worth reading, not watching, in the movie they made her into an alcoholic, and they couldn't describe her feelings. In general it is always more interesting to read.
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Of course you should, because in the movie the story is changed. I like the book better.
Of course you should, because in the movie the story is changed. I like the book better.
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You shouldn't. But if you ask, you'll read it anyway.
You shouldn't. But if you ask, you'll read it anyway.
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The movie is good, but the novel itself is much more informative.
The movie is good, but the novel itself is much more informative.
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It's worth it, it's worth it, I thought so too at first, but then I couldn't tear myself away.
It's worth it, it's worth it, I thought so too at first, but then I couldn't tear myself away.
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It might get spoiled, but how will you know if you don't read it. Take a chance! А!
It might get spoiled, but how will you know if you don't read it. Take a chance! А!
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I can't speak for you. I'll tell you my opinion. it feels at once that another person wrote it. and I hated it. I can't imagine Scarlett like that. she couldn't be like that, if you compare her to the Scarlett described by Gone with the Wind.
I can't speak for you. I'll tell you my opinion. it feels at once that another person wrote it. and I hated it. I can't imagine Scarlett like that. she couldn't be like that, if you compare her to the Scarlett described by Gone with the Wind.
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Taste and color, as they say. I liked it very much. But please don't read the following sequels about Scarlett - such nonsense!
Taste and color, as they say. I liked it very much. But please don't read the following sequels about Scarlett - such nonsense!
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Worth it! You'll get a lot more impressions if you're not without imagination.
Worth it! You'll get a lot more impressions if you're not without imagination.
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Always worth reading the sequels to unfinished stories.
Always worth reading the sequels to unfinished stories.
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Probably shouldn't - but you'll read it anyway. And in general you should not read the sequel written by another author - the idea is lost. I have after Gone with the Wind - left such a sense of elusiveness, you can think of something yourself. It is not for nothing the author has left room for us to flight of fancy. And so we'll think about it tomorrow.
Probably shouldn't - but you'll read it anyway. And in general you should not read the sequel written by another author - the idea is lost. I have after Gone with the Wind - left such a sense of elusiveness, you can think of something yourself. It is not for nothing the author has left room for us to flight of fancy. And so we'll think about it tomorrow.
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I personally do not recommend the first part much better.
I personally do not recommend the first part much better.
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