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The Choice
by Nicholas Sparks
The Choice is a love story about an adventure-seeker, Travis, and his new (and taken) next-door neighbor, Gabby. Gabby tries to stay away, but she gets pulled in when she has to rely on her small town vet…Travis.
I feel like people either love or hate Nicholas Sparks’s books. Before you read them, you need to know what you’re getting into. They are all super sappy love stories (verging on the edge of cheesy), with a super horrific twist that may leave the readers heartbroken. With The Choice, it is no different. If you acknowledge that going into the book, then it is really enjoyable. I actually kept thinking to myself while reading this book, “Wow, this is so nice and happy. When does something terrible happen?”
There’s a reason why almost all of Sparks’s books turn into movies: they are very heavily dialogued. That makes it super easy for screenwriters to transfer it into a script. It also makes you feel like you really know the characters.
To read the rest of my review, go here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-choice-nicholas-sparks.html
I feel like people either love or hate Nicholas Sparks’s books. Before you read them, you need to know what you’re getting into. They are all super sappy love stories (verging on the edge of cheesy), with a super horrific twist that may leave the readers heartbroken. With The Choice, it is no different. If you acknowledge that going into the book, then it is really enjoyable. I actually kept thinking to myself while reading this book, “Wow, this is so nice and happy. When does something terrible happen?”
There’s a reason why almost all of Sparks’s books turn into movies: they are very heavily dialogued. That makes it super easy for screenwriters to transfer it into a script. It also makes you feel like you really know the characters.
To read the rest of my review, go here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-choice-nicholas-sparks.html