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My daughter is interested in reading some of his books. Since I am not familiar with his writting (only seen a couple of his books as movies) would it be ok for her to read his books? She is 17. Thanks Alissa Last Edited on: 4/10/09 1:22 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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If I recall there is little sex in the book and if there is it isn't graphic at all. I have read The Notebook, Dear John, Walk to Remember, Message in a Bottle. They are all really good books. . Last Edited on: 4/10/09 1:54 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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I have only read a few of his books- The Notebook and Bend in the Road, off the top of my head, and I don't remember anything terribly objectionable in them. I will tell you that I read a lot worse than that when I was 17, and even younger! I wouldnt' have a problem with it personally. Now if she starts coming home sporting titles from Lora Leigh, then I might be concerned, but Sparks- nah. Pretty tame stuff there. |
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I agree with the others. Nicholas Sparks' books are heart-wrenching and emotional, but there is usually nothing real explicit that I wouldn't want a 17 year old to read!
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Thanks everyone for your input. I thought his books were fairly tame but still wanted the conformation. I will tell you that I read a lot worse than that when I was 17, and even younger! I agree with you Lesley! If only my Mother knew!! I guess that is the reason that I am cautious of what my daughter reads. |
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