Review: This ripoff writer claims no one can use any part of HER pilfered property she claims but she can take anything she wants!
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2014
"Mediterranean Chickpea Salad"  was pilfered from food.com where the recipe was posted by Brooke the Cook in Wisconsin and she gave credit for where she got it -- Adapted from a WebMD article "The Part-Time Vegetarian"  on food.com with picture credit belonging to " Annacia" and true to form, the originators of the recipe and picture art work are not even recognized as they are on food.com which has a requirement that people have to be truthful about their source for their recipes. Would be nice if Amazon did the same so these pilfering pirates would not be able to make money off cut and pasting of other people's work."Mediterranean Corn Salad" was posted by "JanuaryBride" on the same site and the picture is by "Boomette" and not by "Julie B. Jamison" who claims to own the copyright on this book which is illegal.  She cannot copyright other people's art work such as pictures off food.com."All Rights Reserved.   No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, including scanning, photocopying, or otherwise without prior written permission of the copyright holder." is the statement on the front inside cover of this pilfered book so it is to laugh at how "Julie B Jamison" claims NONE of the parts of her ripoff recipe book cannot be used without her written permission but she can pilfer anything she wants and try to pass it off as her own work.And on and on and on.  What a crock!