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"Three Weeks With My Brother" is a heartfelt memoir co-written by bestselling author Nicholas Sparks and his brother, Micah Sparks. The book chronicles a transformative journey they undertook together, blending personal anecdotes with reflections on family, love, and loss. Through their travels, the brothers navigate the complexities of their lives, including the challenges brought by the many deaths in their family. Must read! ❤️

I didn‘t realize that this Nicholas Sparks book was a memoir/travel book. I loved it! I think he could write about paint drying and I would love it! He writes about the memories of his family while on a three week world tour with his brother Micah. He writes just enough about each to blend in his highs and lows on his way to being the writer I love. 👏👏👏👏

This is so NOT my kind of book. Sparks doesn‘t write bad (although each chapter is build up similarly, which makes it quite predictable), it‘s above all what he writes about.

He and his brother go traveling the world in the most despicable way (imo): a guided tour by private (!) jet with a group of 80 (!) people in 3 (!) weeks! The horror 😱😱.
Anyhow I skimmed to the chapter about #Malta just to be able to tick it off!
#ReadingEurope2020 🇲🇹

#WeeklyForecast 51/20

I hope to read all of these books. I just started Telephone for #ToB21. Three Weeks with my Brother is for #ReadingEurope2020, Christmas Days because it‘s been recommended so often these days, Brighton Rock to fit in one more #1001books and The Sun Down Motel because it‘s my #bookspin!

Think I've spent most of the day crying and getting funny looks from my hubby 😪
What a beautiful memoir of the love and heartbreak the brothers went through. I loved it so much and it covered Malta as they visited on their trip around the world.
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#ReadingEurope2020 #Malta 🇲🇹 (4 books left to read, off to Wales next 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿)

This is the first book I thought of for this photo challenge... I read it so many years ago! It's written by Nicholas Sparks and his brother, Micah about their family and their #journey around the world.
#jubilantjuly

I found myself very angry with him, leaving his wife to care for ALL their children alone while taking this wonderful trip of a lifetime. I found him very selfish, but the book was well written and found myself in the places they visited.

Nicholas Sparks might be hated on by some, but I usually like his books. This one gave some insight on his own life and how his popular books were thought of. #somethingforsept

Is it possible to have hardly ever read a book with an author collaboration? This is the only book I ever read that had some sort of collaboration even though Nicholas Sparks' brother isn't an author. So here ya go. #day16 #augustphotochallenge #augustofpages