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Post by Ethan Cooksey on Jul 24, 2013 17:46:39 GMT -5
Well I still dislike Clayton very much. But I think that it is one of the great things about this book is the author did such a great job making this person so hated by that it makes it more Entertaining for the readers to find out what sick move he will do next. I agree with Jacquelyn he should have kept that picture stuff to himself. Cause for one that's not Fair for Logan but on the other hand he should have told Beth sonner cause now he looks like a creep who basically stalked her and used investigation skills to find her which is even more weird if you go back and read how he tracked her down. Anyways this book was good I was surprised I thought I would hate it but I ended up liking it in the end. Also don't watch the movie the Scene where Beth and Logan "hook up" is just awkward and the movie was so off from the book too.
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Post by Jacob Devecchio on Jul 24, 2013 21:39:42 GMT -5
The book became very fast and interesting during these chapters. Logan confronts Clayton!!!! Clayton is not helping the situation at ALL! All Clayton does is make it difficult for everybody! I just want them to be happy! Leave Beth and Logan ALONE!!! Logan's situation is very crazy. He was forced to tell Beth about the picture and has to break up with her. Logan tries to explain what happened to Beth. Keith and Clayton are trying to ruin everything Logan and Beth have! I hate that! CLAYTON NEEDS TO DISAPPEAR AND BE GONE FOREVER!
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Post by marieshadid on Jul 24, 2013 22:56:27 GMT -5
I apologize I was not able to post for the third discussion. But anyways, this book is getting more and more addicting as I get into it. I absolutely LOVE that Logan confronts Clayton. I thought it was adorable when they played together at church. Who knew Logan could play piano? It was heartbreaking to find out about the break up. Once again all of the drama is started by Clayton. I wish Clayton would just be mature and find something better to do than mess with Logan and Beth's relationship. He should see how much Logan cares for Beth and Ben and just move on with his life.
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Post by marieshadid on Jul 24, 2013 23:01:36 GMT -5
For the final discussion, I really enjoy how the author wrote this book. He kept every single chapter so interesting that I didn't want to put this book down. I am in love with Logan and I think his relationship with Beth was so adorable. I really hate Clayton and wish he would've just left them alone! The book is not exactly like the movie. I actually thought they were going to be quite similar but I have to say I think I enjoyed the book more than the movie. Props to Nicholas Sparks!
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Post by sambennett3 on Jul 25, 2013 20:47:03 GMT -5
For the 3rd review, (sorry this is a bit late) I like how Logan didn't let Ben give up on performing at the church. It was really neat to see them perform together but it sucks for Clayton and sit there thinking to himself "why cant't I be as good as him". That's the truth. He's just jealous and he does well at breaking Logan and Beth up. Beth was not very understandable at all, which only made it worse for Logan.
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Post by sambennett3 on Jul 25, 2013 21:25:59 GMT -5
For the final review, I would rate this book a 7 out of 10. Things I wished that were added would have been more characters. I didn't like how it was obvious through the whole thing that Beth and Logan were going to end up together (without knowing it before you read). I liked the relationships in this novel, especially Logan and Ben.
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Post by Jerry Luttrell on Jul 25, 2013 22:22:03 GMT -5
For the final discussion i would rated this book a 8 out of 10. I liked this book and thought i was good. They was not a lot of characters but the characters were all likable except Clayton. I liked how the story stared and ended very well. There was enough action to keep you reading through out the whole book. My favorite Logan and Ben. It was even greater that they were friends. I would recommend this book to anyone who would like to just read a book they can not put down.
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Post by Archiebald Browne on Jul 25, 2013 22:52:28 GMT -5
For my last discussion i would like to say that this book is absolutely outstanding. This book had a lot of great things in it. i really like the conflict with the characters. Like the relationship Logan has with Beth's son, Ben and Logan and Beth's relationship, and the how Clayton tries to stop it. Even though most of you guys don't like what he is doing to stop all this, this is a very good reason why i really like this book. in the ending was a surprise for me that knowing Clayton was in fact dead, Logan had survived that day at the tree house and they could be together forever.
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Post by Jacquelyn Hooper on Jul 26, 2013 14:54:14 GMT -5
Random last minute comment... Did anyone else FREAK OUT and think that Sparks killed Logan in the flood, along with Clayton?? I, for one, started crying like a baby, only to find out that he was alive and well... Well played, Sparks, well played  |
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Post by Ethan Cooksey on Jul 26, 2013 17:40:15 GMT -5
A little late but I'm glade the book ended how it ended and Clayton did die right? Well if he didn't ill pretend he did and everyone moved on and wasn't sad at all anyways live the book good choice..
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