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Lost Autumn was previously published in 2019 as The True Story of Maddie Bright...not sure if it should be on the 2020 list or not if it was published already with a different title?
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Removed Lost Autumn and added to the 2019 list.Also removed Children of the Stars as it was previously published in Spain in 2017.
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What books are you referring to? AFAIK, I've only removed books that either were not published in 2020 (moved to 2021, or published prior to 2020), or books better suited to other lists (such as historical romance novels).
@SarahBooks I'm referring to are, among others, Ten Things I Hate About the Duke, The Duke of Diamonds, The Highlander's Excellent Adventure. I noticed today and I've put them back on the list. Your remark 'such as historical romance novels' gives you no right to delete them, as they qualify both title and description (Historical Fiction 2020. New historical fiction titles being released in 2020)!
First, I want to note that my comment was in no way meant to denigrate romance novels (I'm actually a huge historical romance fan - I've read Dreaming of You and Devil in Winter more times than I can count).That said, I do feel that romance is a very specific genre and it makes sense not to co-mingle those books with more general fiction. This list (and similar ones) would become very unwieldy if such books were included. I feel the reverse is true as well - lists focusing on romance novels would get diluted if any general fiction book containing romance elements (for example, The Nightingale) were included. Since the goal of lists is to help folks find books meeting their interests, I think it makes sense to target the definitions as narrowly as possible.
There are many more specific lists focusing on historical romances (for 2020 new releases, see here and here.
You're welcome to disagree, and you can definitely create your own list for a more broader range of books meeting this definition if you wish.
Sarah wrote: "... This list (and similar ones) would become very unwieldy if such books were included. ......"I see that you have removed the books I added (again). If you don't want historical romance novels on this Listopia, you should say so in the description!!!
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