Nicholas Sparks

[close] Nicholas Sparks is my favourite author of all time. I have read most of his books, apart from his new one Best of Me. I have always said that I want to re-read his books again but haven't got around to it in the past couple of years so I setting up this challenge. The challenge is to read all of the Nicholas Sparks books in 2013. He has 17 novels so far, so I plan on reading as follows: January - 1 book (The Notebook) February - 2 books (Message in a Bottle and A Walk to Remember) March - 1 book (The Rescue) April - 2 books (A Bend in the Road and Nights in Rodanthe) May - 1 book (The Guardian) June - 2 books (The Wedding and 3 Weeks with My Brother) July - 1 book (True Believer) August - 2 books (At First Sight and Dear John) September - 1 book (The Choice) October - 2 books (The Lucky One and The Last Song) November - 1 book (Safe Haven) December - 2 books (The Best of Me and Possible New Book?) I am not sure if Nicholas Sparks is going to be bringing out a book this year (cannot find anything on the web at the moment) but if he does, this will be added to the December read as the final read of the challenge. For all those Nicholas Sparks lovers out there and for all those who have never read a Nicholas Sparks novel and want to, I would love it if you took part in this challenge with me. As you will see below, I have added a questions folder (please feel free to ask any questions at any time. I will be checking this group regularly and will respond as soon as I can) and a discussion folder for each book (please feel free to comment in there at any time). I have also created a folder for my Nicholas Sparks challenge. This is where I will add covers and a little update as I go (main updates will go in the discussion folder). Please feel free to add your own challenge folder. I look forward to starting this challenge in January 2013 Best wishes Debs

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