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Fiction

NanaCat

(2,332 posts)

22. Oh--and BOOOOOOO to Jojo Moyes for stealing

Reply to NanaCat (Reply #21)

Sun Apr 7, 2024, 02:14 PM

Apr 2024

The idea of the pack librarians from Ms Richardson. Oh, she changed a few things, but some of the book is so close to the original that I'm surprised Ms. Richardson hasn't won a copyright suit against the shameless thief.

Worse, it's her book that's getting the Hollywood treatment.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, April 7, 2024? [View all] hermetic Apr 2024 OP

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Cool hermetic Apr 2024 #3

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The Target, a Robie and Reed novel by Baldacci. brer cat Apr 2024 #2

Another one! hermetic Apr 2024 #5

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Thanks, good to know hermetic Apr 2024 #6

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Never read that one.. hermetic Apr 2024 #10

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Ah Yellowstone hermetic Apr 2024 #15

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Yeah, hermetic Apr 2024 #17

yes indeed The Bookwoman is a wonderful book. I recommend it to anyone I know who reads yellowdogintexas Apr 2024 #40

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Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek was awesome NanaCat Apr 2024 #21

Oh--and BOOOOOOO to Jojo Moyes for stealing NanaCat Apr 2024 #22

she did not steal the idea of the pack librarians since it was a real thing yellowdogintexas Apr 2024 #41

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Oh, I say hermetic Apr 2024 #24

My bad The King of Prussia Apr 2024 #26

Nah, you're good hermetic Apr 2024 #28

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Yeah, hermetic Apr 2024 #33

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Houstan and Hamilton hermetic Apr 2024 #35

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Those sound great hermetic Apr 2024 #42