For Swift, changing the production of Girl at Home was only a mild creative risk
Her character in the ping-ping period piece, Hollywood starlet Kay Stone, would certainly approve of tonights look
Mitchell received reports that her book was serving as a great morale builder in those countries, and that, as she wrote to her publisher, occupied nations identified themselves with the South during Reconstruction, identified the Ku Klux Klan with the forces of the Resistance, and were heartened by the thought that the South eventually got back its own state governments. In 1944, the New York Journal-American reported that bootlegged copies of the book were selling for sixty dollars in France and for nearly as much in Holland, Norway, and Belgium
Go to Full Review Todd James Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) 03/29/2024 The story unfolds slowly, but it's a script that will hook you from the start