Gone with the Wind. Volume 1

The stories of shattered fates during the Civil War that Margaret Mitchell heard from her closest people – from her parents. But she started writing her only novel, which brought her phenomenal success and the Pulitzer Prize, out of… boredom,... when she injured her leg and was forced to stay home. And she twice gave up, thinking that her work was talentless.
Her heroine, young Scarlett O'Hara, is intelligent, beautiful, and headstrong. The daughter of a wealthy landowner, she is used to getting everything she wants. And therefore, she is determined to break off the engagement of Ashley Wilkes, the neighbor's son, whom she has long been in love with. But very soon the lives of those she loves – and her own – will change irrevocably: war is at the doorstep.
The first volume includes parts one to three.