Who wants to (re) read GWTW?

[Aquajock]

If you can get your hands on it, one of the newer editions of GWTW has a great foreword by novelist Pat Conroy, whose mother saw herself as a latter-day Scarlett O'Hara. Conroy being one of my favorite novelists AND essayists (not to mention memoirist with "The Water Is Wide" and "My Losing Season"), I highly recommend it.

A-Jock

 

[elliemom]

Alright I'm in!!!

I am embarrassed to say that I have NEVER read it. 4 years of college and never on my list. I read a book a week now but have never done GWTW.
So I'm in.

And LauraMax, a book club is a great idea
elliemom

 

[Jaffas]

I almost feel like I have to be in on this one. I went through a major GWTW phase when I was in middle school. I had it practically memorized. I can't remember how many times I saw the movie. It would be interesting to re-read it as an adult. Ok, count me in.