Author Sophie King has included what could be a homage to the Response Source Journalist Enquiries System in her latest book Mums@Home.
Two of the characters in the book, described as a ‘moving and engaging look at modern parenting’, use a ‘journalist enquiry system’. Could this be a homage to Response Source? Sophie would only say "I'm aware of Response Source and the wonderful job it does".
Mums@Home, published by Hodder & Stoughton, can found in most bookshops and on Amazon.
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