-Luke is Belinda’s brother in the book “Love Takes Wing” (AKA: Dr. Luke) and Luke is present in books before that one.
-Belinda wants to become a “nurse” and at 11 years old she starts making house calls with Luke.
-She never goes for formal training to be a “nurse” in the books.
-She does go to Boston though.

-Belinda only had the younger brother in the movie #5 (and Belinda mentioned to Missie in the movie that she helped take care of her baby sister, but that baby died).

-In the book Belinda was Clark and Marty’s youngest child. Almost the same age as several cousins (Missie’s 3rd child (Melissa) in the book and CLARE (who is Aaron in the movie) oldest children, Amy Jo.

Just FYI: Willie and Missie are still living on the farm out west and he is ALIVE. Ellie (another sister to Missie and Belinda) joins Missie out west when she marries Lane (who worked for Willie).

It’s seems to me that the director/screen writer are attempting to somewhat come back to the book version. Well the book and movie versions were different from the beginning and only getting more and more off from that first movie. I think this one might be WAY OFF and no one will understand (it may be possible to understand if you have read the books, but now books and movies are all jumbled up).

I look forward to giving this movie a chance though. And it’s too late to go back and fix things now (they’d have to start from scratch).

Books becoming movies: Here is MAJOR PROBLEM they don’t stay true to the books. And end up just screwing it all up. People should learn (hint, hint: directors and screen writers out there) don’t screw up the book (or this case 8 books) by making them into movies if you can’t stay somewhat true to the book. You can add things to make it more interesting to watch, but keep it true to the books.

I just finished reading all 8 books and watching all 5 DVD’s I have. I loved the movies before and didn’t have a clue about the books. But now I am not so sure how I feel about the movies because it was so far from the books. I like the book version (which should have been made into movies).

Why can’t authors be there saying “yes” or “no” from the beginning. Authors, there are reasons they thought your books should be made into a movie, why let them tear it up into pieces.

STAY TRUE TO BOOKS, add little things here and there if need be or change it a little from the book. But don’t create a totally different book (to make a movie) with the same title. HINT: change the title (it no longer goes with it anyway).