Choice

While some of Spark's materials can end on a sad note, this one is pleasantly ended with closure! (and don't worry- I did not ruin the ending) After reading his book Three Weeks With My Brother, it makes more sense why he chose this kind of a story and why he put it together the way he did. The characters relate to his family such as: what it was like during his sister's unfortunate turn; one character I can see traits of his sister's carefree personality; and also his leading male character closely resembles his real brother's charming personality and sense of adventure (and there's more, but I don't want to bore you and I'm trying to keep this breif!). Furthermore, The Choice is one of those stories within a story. It's one of hope and second chances. One that can inspire you to reach higher and farther than you thought you could go. This book can help you get the right perspective of people in your life, if you choose to, that is. Sparks doesn't just write sloppy stories with no moral. No, he has an underlying ministry when he writes, and it's up to us readers to glean from those things which have taken him a lifetime to learn- for we all have something to share that can change a life! So, read and enjoy!! :)