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I was in a used bookstore with my mother and we found a rare and collectible book devoted to I Love Lucy and I would like to know if you have heard about it? I cannot remember what the name of the I Love Lucy book is but it's a very expensive book
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Many years ago (1977 or 1978) I bought a paperback book called "Story of I Love Lucy, Lucy & Ricky & Fred & Ethel" written by Bart Andrews. I found it very informative at the time. Whether this is THE book you're talking about, who knows? I'm sure over the years there have been more than one I Love Lucy book. Mine, by the way, had a blue cover with the red heart and the I Love Lucy script on it as on the show with color drawings of Fred, Ethel, Ricky & Lucy at the bottom of the title of the book. This sound familiar to your sighting?
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![]() ![]() ) anyway, it came out in the late 70s. It's a good book but a lot of what it says about the show is wrong.
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