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Change the Plot. If you could, what book would you change the ending or a plot thread? Go ahead and do it...change it.
I know how you feel when authors break your OTP *pats you on the back* :)
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I know! Authors are really evil.
DeleteOMG YES! All the YES. A MILLION TIMES YES!
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But JO AND LAURIE. I've had this fight with so many time. My mother and I will fight people on this one. It does not matter whether the ending was 'true to the times.' They loved each other. That wasn't something that was ever going to go away AND WHO HE MARRIED INSTEAD. IT COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE AWKWARD AND A SLAP IN THE FACE.
UGH.
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Rebecca @ Vicariously!
I totally agree with you! A slap in the face indeed. I really couldn't see why Amy and Laurie got together.
DeleteI hate it when my favourite OPT don't end up together too.
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Rimsha@Ramblings of a Bookworm
I totally hate it when one of my OTPs don't end up together, or worse, break up.
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Bayan @ The Booklicker
LOL. I feel ya. I really do. I saw the Wynnona Ryder film before reading the book, and I remember feeling the same way. The more familiar I became with the story, though, the more I came to see that (especially as this story is semi-autobiographical--she just wasn't that into him. Did the reasons make sense? Of course not. They never do. But marrying him when she felt that way wouldn't have been fair to him because she would have felt like she was settling. I get it, though. It was a very frustrating plot twist to get through. Sigh. :D Happy Friday!
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In my AU, that's the waiting part for. XD To see if they're really for each other.
DeleteOh man. Jo and Laurie. I used to get SO angry when I would read Little Women for precisely this reason. But then I learned to accept it and even love the fact that Jo found a counterpart that fit her so well. Amy can keep Laurie. I'm definitely on Team Bhaer. :)
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Jessica @ Tales Between the Pages
When I read Little Men, I was curiously okay with Prof. Bhaer.
DeleteI actually haven't read this one but I loved the movie..I liked that Jo got together with the older man in the movie..does it go the same way in the book cause if it does I would love the book as well..LOL (I always had a thing for older fellows and Jo was my favorite of the girls) :)
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Stormi
http://www.booksmoviesreviewsohmy.com/feature-and-follow-friday-plot-change/
Hopping through. I didn't think of Little Women. The ending was horrendous for that book.
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I haven't read either of these, but want to read Little Women. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!
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~Pam @ Moonlight Reader
My point exactly. Why can't our favorite stories just happy happy endings? Sometimes I think that some author's feel a story has more impact when something shocking happens at the end and I guess in some cases, they are correct but I still prefer my happy ending...
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http://thebooknerd2013.blogspot.com/2014/02/friday-finds-february-28th.html
Laura
Especially if you're so invested in a couple.
DeleteI haven't read these books yet.new G+ and GFC follower. My FF
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Jessi
http://www.thebookcove.com/2014/02/feature-and-follow-12-plot-change-up.html