kakinota : Three weeks with my brother by nicholas & micah sparks

I have this love-hate relationship with nicholas sparks. I loved his books just like any of his fans but I hated the heartbreaking ending. I've read some books with sad ending before but his books were heartbreaking sad.

I read Night at Rodanthe and I... cried. I just can't believe it ended that way but I think life just don' t filled with happy endings only. I can say that the book make me traumatized with the author. When I saw his books and feel tempted to read, my heart will say " Nope... not going to go through THAT again". Not even the movies too.

But I do loved their memoirs though. I loved reading about their life experiences and how they overcome adversities (toughest one) The higher their successes the higher the sacrifices they had to endure. How their persistence in achieving their dreams to become millionaire and not to be poor ever again.

In every places they went, I searched for the exact photos so I could understand the whole story better.

But what touched me the most is their childhood memories. How they grew up. The sibling rivalry. The closed relationship among family members. And I did cried...... again when I read about Dana.

At the end of the book, not only I admired their inner strength but the way they've been supportive to each other and will do so until the end.Kudos to them. Kudos to their parents too.