Title: Only half way through, I decided not to finish it
Product review: Sometime in the past, I remember a speaker or someone saying that Spark's best book was Three Weeks With My Brother. At every flea market, used book venue, Goodwill (but I repeat myself), I looked for it--to no avail. So I ordered it from Amazon. It sat awhile on my shelf as have a couple of his novels.But I pulled it off and began. I didn't know anything about Nicholas Sparks except his popularity as a novelist. I appreciated the way he told a double story: the sights of his and Micah's trip; the way he segued into the memoir's past, but about half way through, I decided I knew more than enough about the Sparks family. It was sappy, almost maudlin in places. I have too many other books to read to spend time on one not so well-written as I hope his novels are.
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