Which book is your favorite by Nicholas Sparks?

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Which book is your favorite by Nicholas Sparks?

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Nicholas Sparks is one of my favorite authors. Most of his books have great story lines and characters. I love how he interacts the characters in his novels and tells such beautiful stories. In my opinion, he is a very talented writer. My favorite book of his is The Last Song, and then after that would be A Walk To Remember. There are still some books that I haven't read, but I have enjoyed most of the ones that I have. What is your favorite Nicholas Sparks book? Is there a book(s) in particular that you don't like by Nicholas Sparks. Please post and let me know your opinions on the subject.
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What Nicholas Sparks' book is your favorite?
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