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A Walk to Remember

A Walk to Remember

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Excellent, The Best Book I've Ever Read
Review: I usually don't write reviews, but for this book I HAD to, it was so gripping, an everlasting love story filled with the depth of human heart and emotions. Out of all the books I've ever read this is my absoulute FAVORITE. This story is a masterpiece, written in a beautiful moving way, to touch even the hardest heart. A recommedation for any reader of both sexes, and for all ages.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Walk to Remember
Review: In the novel A Walk to Remember written by Nicholas Sparks,Sparks makes the reader both smile and cry. In 1958 in Beaufort,South Carolina Landon Carter a seventeen year old senior in highschool enjoys hanging out with his football buddies and taunting others. Landon's father is a congressman , that insists because of his son's poor grades that he needs to do something extra to get into college. Landon decides to run for class president and wins. Now that he has won the election he has responsibilities, which is to attend the school dance. The only problem is that he doesn't have a girlfriend to go with. Landon decides to ask Jaime Sullivan, the minister's daughter, because she is someone that would defenitley accept, is a part of the geek group, and probably hasn't been asked yet. They both have a good time at the dance but Landon doesnt think much about her untill they both play leading roles for the school Christmas play. Her father wrote the play afet her mothered died. The whole school is excited about Jaime starring as the angel, and Landon playing the male lead role. Ater spending so much time practicing the play with Jaime he finds himself falling in love with her and seeing her true beauty inside of her. Jaime does have a secret that will brake Landon's heart, if she ever let's it out. Jaime says to Landon,"You can't fall in love with me". With the ending of this story it is sure to bring a smile and tear across your face for the holiday season.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Low point of Nick's career
Review: The plot in this novel would be better characterized as fodder for a cheap "USA" network movie rather than genuine literature. It was an extremely predictable, slow, and generally disappointing read. It might have been decent as a 10 page short story.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: A Walk to Remember
Review: The first Nicholas Sparks book that I read was The Notebook. What a wonderful novel, which pulled me along and kept me reading right through to the end nonstop. Then came Message in a Bottle. I really enjoyed it, too. Not quite as much as the first book, but it definitely had its good points. Unfortunately, A Walk to Remember truly disappointed me. I don't know if it was the tacky setup in the prologue which told me that he was planning to manipulate my emotions right from the start or if it was just the story itself. I didn't laugh. I didn't cry. I believe Mr. Sparks does a much better job of telling a story when he is NOT doing it with the sole intent of emotional maneuvering. I read it and found myself thinking that my 12-year-old daughter might enjoy it when I finished it.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A walk through life
Review: I picked up this book and read it about a year ago because for the past 20 years, I've owned my own business and unknowingly got caught up in being a workaholic...taking no time to do the enjoyable, stress-relieving things I like to do. I promised myself I would start spending 1/2 an hour daily on myself by reading a novel. I set out for the bookstore in search for a stress-relieving, calming, heart comforting, enjoyable book.....AND I FOUND THIS ONE and hoped that when I finished it, that it was as rewarding as it seemed. Well--it was better than that........it's a wonderful book.......It's an honest walk through life with characters that we have all grown up with, went to school with, and have even worked with. Pick this book up and read it---it will not disappoint you.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Simple, yet beautiful
Review: Like his previous two novels (Message in a Bottle; The Notebook), Sparks has captured the essence of romance and human emotions into this moving story. The story, although fictional, is one that each and everyone of us can relate to. It is spoken as if really by a teenager who has never experienced love and is experiencing it for the very first time. As a teenager myself, I find the story captivating and moving. Unlike some other romance novels, this one speaks of pure and innocent love. The novel itself proves that romance and sex does not have to go together, that two people can be attracted to each other on an emotional level and show the world that true love does exist. I definitely recommend this book! I bought it yesterday and finished it in the same night! I simply couldn't put it down. So everyone, run to the bookstore and grab the first copy you can find! A Walk to Remember is a novel that you will NOT want to miss!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Memories come flying back
Review: Desperately attempting to find a book, any book, to read while flying from New Orleans to Cleveland I picked up this book because it was short, had a nice picture on the front, and was written by the author who gave us Time in a Bottle. Not expecting much I read the prologue and became slightly interested in the first person account of a self-absorbed 17 year old boy. (It kinda described me 25 years ago.)

After the 1st chapter, I was hooked! Spark's humorous phrasing and self-appraisal is wonderful. Best of all is his ability to tell a simple story which is filled with implications regarding relationships that everyone can benefit from. Is this fluff? I guess so, but so what. Is it predictable? Yes, but so what. The only knock on this book would be the author's not too subtle attempts to bring tears to the readers' eyes in the final passages of the book. But so what!

In essence, while reading this book, I became that 17 year old boy all over again. It brought back memories and feelings often buried after years and years of being an adult. Thanks, Sparks. It's not often I read a book that I enjoy and that I can recommend it to my daughter, my wife, my son and my mother.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wonderfully written!
Review: Sparks is such a great writer...This book is written from the perspective of a 17-year old boy, so the language is simple and to the point...But the message is very clear. The foreword mentions that you will laugh and cry...I sneered at the warning, but I couldn't help it! I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good love story (and I do mean love, not that crap they pass off for love nowadays).

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Tear Jerker
Review: Buy it. Enjoy it. Share it. Sure you know what's going to happen but unless you're reading a mystery, you usually do have an idea of the ending. It's sweet, nostalgic, sentimental and worth a couple of hours of your time. Hope you get as much out of it as I did. Take care.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Innocence
Review: Sparks is one of my favorite fiction authors and once again he produces a story that can touch a spot in every readers heart. I sat, reading the story and was suddenly back in high school. I can remember the people that were teased, remember my first crush, and the first time I truly fell in love. What makes this such a wonderful story is that as a reader, almost everyone can relate to feeling a love as strong as these two characters, and remorse at its loss.


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