
Challenge Guidelines:
- Runs January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011(books read prior to 1/1/11 do not count towards the challenge). You can join at anytime – Sign up on The Book Vixen’s blog.
- The goal is to read or re-read as many Nicholas Sparks novels as you’d like. See the different levels below and pick the one that works best for you. Nothing is set in stone; you can change levels at any time during the challenge.
- Books can be any format (bound, eBook, audio).
- Re-reads and crossovers from other reading challenges are fine.
- You can list your books in advance or list them as you read them. It is not required that you review the books you read for this challenge but feel free to do so.
- Post this reading challenge on your blog so you can keep a list of the books you’ve read for this challenge. Please include a link back to this post so readers can join the challenge too.
- You do not have to be a book blogger to participate. You can keep tabs on books you’ve read for this challenge on Goodreads or LibraryThing if you’d like (maybe make a shelf for “Nicholas Sparks Reading Challenge”). If you are not on either of those sites then you can list the books you read for this challenge in the comments on my wrap-up post, which will be up at the end of 2011.
Levels:
First Date – Read 1–4 Nicholas Sparks novels Going Steady – Read 5–8 Nicholas Sparks novels
Engaged – Read 9–12 Nicholas Sparks novels
Married – Read 13–16 Nicholas Sparks novels
I will be doing the GOING STEADY level.
Books read for this challenge will be added to the list below, with a link to my review on Goodreads.
If you're up for the challenge, head on over to The Book Vixen to sign up!































Im also participating in this challenge! I really like his books.
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I will be participating at the first date level. The Notebook, the Last Song, Dear John and his new one, The Best of me! With 3 kids at home with me this challenge is super motivating. Check out my Nicholas Sparks site at http://www.bestnicholassparksbooks.com/
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I really enjoyed this book too. Great review. I agree the characters are folks we see in everyday life. Maybe that is what gives Nicholas Sparks books such appeal.
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