Pat Conroy
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PG-13: Risky Reads
Growing Up And Grasping Gone With The Wind
by Jesmyn Ward
It happens sometimes that you pick up a classic book expecting a great read, and you're disappointed. Author Jesmyn Ward had that reaction to Gone With the Wind. Have you ever been less than thrilled with an iconic book? Tell us about it in the comments.
PG-13: Risky Reads
Ready For Romance: Reading Gone With The Wind
by Jodi Picoult
All hopeless romantics must at some point face the fact: Relationships are intense. They can be painful. Author Jodi Picoult learned that lesson reading Gone With the Wind. Have you ever read a book that's taught you about what love is really like? Tell us in the comments.
PG-13: Risky Reads
Personal Reflections On 'Gone With The Wind'
Jesmyn Ward and Jodi Picoult
Two authors, Jesmyn Ward and Jodi Picoult, explain how Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind changed their lives as teenagers.
Author Interviews
Pat Conroy Marks 75 Years Of 'Gone With The Wind'
In the spring of 1936, Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Wind was an instant success. Mitchell won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937 and in 1939 the film won eight Academy Awards. Author Pat Conroy shares his connection to Mitchell's book.
Author Interviews
Conroy's 'Reading Life': A Search For Safe Harbors
Pat Conroy credits his mother with turning him into an "insatiable, fanatical" reader. In his new memoir, My Reading Life, Conroy explains how reading has been a lifelong safe haven for him — "the most rewarding form of exile."
Three Books...
Books To Keep You Sane On A Family Road Trip
by Sarah Dessen
Being in a car with your immediate family for hours on end can make even the most levelheaded traveler consider jumping out the window. Author Sarah Dessen has some reading suggestions for staying safe — and sane — on the highway.
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