Gone with the Wind is a powerful historical novel written by Margaret Mitchell, set during the American Civil War and the Reconstruction era that followed. It tells the unforgettable story of Scarlett O’Hara, a headstrong and determined young woman from the South, whose life changes forever when war tears her world apart. As plantations burn, cities crumble, and families are torn by conflict, Scarlett must find the courage to survive and protect the land she loves—Tara.
With unforgettable characters like the charming and unpredictable Rhett Butler, the gentle Melanie Wilkes, and the noble Ashley, Scarlett navigates heartbreak, betrayal, and the changing world around her. Her fiery spirit and refusal to give up make her a remarkable heroine in a time of great uncertainty.
Full of emotion, drama, and rich historical detail, Gone with the Wind is a sweeping tale of love, loss, and resilience that will leave readers thinking long after the final page. It’s a timeless journey of strength, pride, and the will to endure.

• The book is compiled under 5 sub-headings from Part-1 to Part-5, contains 63 chapters in chronological order written by Margaret Mitchell for young readers.