Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: "The Wind Done Gone" is a miracle of a book. The ridiculous attempt to suppress it has, I hope, aided it by giving it the publicity it deserves. The author has compared her book to a patchwork quilt, and it is like that--full of marvelous colors and textures. It traces the life of Cynara, Scarlett's black half-sister (named, incidentally, for the woman in the poem from which Mitchell's book takes its name). Jumping backward and forward in time, the story brings to full, fascinating life all those who existed only as happy stereotypes in Mitchell's ponderous tome. But Randall's book doesn't depend on a familiarity with Mitchell's for its power. "The Wind Done Gone" is fully capable of standing on its own. Answer:
The answer is:
Yes