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Name: The Last Song
Rating: 5.0 (48 reviews)
Author: Nicholas Sparks

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The Last Song

by Nicholas Sparks

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Published:
Sep 2009, 400 pages

Genre: Romance
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Emily

The Last Song

This book definitely brought tears to my eyes. It shows a very dramatic change of heart from beginning to end. I was hooked!

Seba

AWESOME!!!

I love this book! The ending is so unexpected and even though it's not the happiest ending ever.. everyone still ends up with a smile on their face :)

Suzie

The best book ever

This book is the best book I have ever read! Sad weird parts but great.

Steph

My fav. book

This was by far the best book you have wrote. It is a real page turner. I could not put it down for anything. I read it in four hours and 27 minutes. Until the next Good Luck.

kitty 59

the last song

When I first read it I didn't want to put it down it's so cool ;)

cindrella

the last song

This book is awesome.............

Jossan Matos

The last song

I love this book. It is so romantic, I almost cried during the novel and the movie.

Ramon Guillermo

last song

This book was so energetic and romantic. I loved the plot of the novel and the affair for turtles.

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