Yes! The Nothebook is my favorite from Sparks. I was trying to get through all of his books during the summer, but I was only able to read The Lucky One. It was pretty good, but nothing like Noah & Allie.teddybear45 wrote:I fell in love with Noah and Allie's story in The Notebook.
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I remember thinking how great it was that a male authored the story though. I have very hard, not-at-all-romantic men in my family (which is why I married Mr. Sensitive) so it was an eye opener that a man could pen that story and appeal to the readers emotions.
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I couldn't agree more! I love knowing what drives an author to create such emotional stories. This is like a window into his world!klb512 wrote:I highly recommend reading Three Weeks With My Brother.
Non-fiction, and a really amazing story.
After I read this I was then able to understand how
he can write with such emotion.
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I'm pretty much the same. Seen them on shelves and watch he'd some movies but never read a book. Thanks for all the suggestions.blueangel wrote:what can you say about Nicholas Sparks and his bestselling books?
what are your thoughts regarding a male author writing romance/love themed novels??
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