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Summary: A Walk In The Woods
Review: When I read Nicholas Sparks books,(and I have read them all,I know from the getgo they are not heavy reading material and that is just what Ilike. They take you into the characters and you feel with them. This book was a real tear jerker,a two box of tissues book. Good work again Nicholas Sparks
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Summary: Slightly Disappointing
Review: After reading other books by Sparks you would expect more from this. Though it was not awful it certainly could have been better. In his other books you can get yourself convinced of the possiblity of them actually happening. This one is a little beyond realistic, even in my ultra-romantic mind. It is, however, quick and easy, so I'd take it to the beach if you can find nothing else.
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Summary: LIFE with MEANING
Review: Everyone who ever breathed, should read this book. OK - predictable but wonderful. I loved it. It is about life for all of us.
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Summary: What a wonderful story!!
Review: At first, I had a difficult time getting into this book, because I had been slightly prejudiced by the other books that Nicholas Sparks has written. My favorite is "The Notebook", and I just couldn't believe that any story could be as sweet as that one. Well, I don't think that "A Walk to Remember" is QUITE as good as "The Notebook", but it comes pretty darn close! Once again, he totally captivates by creating characters that are sensitive and tender. My favorite part of the whole book is the end, and I don't want to say anything more than that I believe in miracles too!
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Summary: A walk to remember
Review: A quiet book for people that have lost a loved one or want to think about lifes meaning.The book will make you think of how your actions can effect another persons life.Not an exciting book ,but one you want to finish in one reading,an inspirational book every one would enjoy. Teenagers that make a difference in a lot of lives.One [Jamie ]that is about to die and the friend that helps her continue her work to help others.A good book for teenagers, parents, and how they handled some of the problems they face from peer pressure.
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Summary: Excellent Quick Read
Review: I read this book in one night. It was so great I could not put it down. I had to get up in the middle of the night to go into another room to finish the book because I was crying and did not want to wake up my husband. This was a true romance book.
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Summary: A wonderful walk down the road
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It reminded me a lot about how I felt in high school. This book will make you laugh, cry, and bring back memories. I really recommed reading this book. I was hooked right away.
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Summary: The best love stories aren't always 1000 pages long
Review: Short and meaningful, the love story is at once predictable and very unpredictable. It backs up the phrase, "It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all."All in all, a beautiful story that has particular meaning for me.
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Summary: A Book to Remember!
Review: Wow! I really enjoyed Message In A Bottle and The Notebook, but I have to say Sparks' novels just keep getting better. This one was equally romantic as the first two, but in my mind more heartwarming and less tragic. If you've enjoyed his previous novels, or the movie Message In A Bottle, you are sure to live this one. A must read.
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Summary: Started our great....
Review: The tone in the beginning was light and highly entertaining. It was great fun to get inside a 17-year old's head and see his insecurities and self-lacking insights in view of his powerful father, and perfect best friend. Landon's wit was crisp and I found him to be a very likeable character. Even his unlikely relationship with Jamie was believable. But then Jamie dropped that line: "I'm dying," and I felt like I had been jettisoned into the middle of a bad GENERAL HOSPITAL episode. From there on out, I was no longer involved in the story, but felt like I was peering over Mr. Sparks' shoulder at his computer as he typed out the rest of his book. It lost it's dimension and became very flat. He was right, however. I did laugh with him in the beginning. But not too many tears were shed. I was hoping for something more creative than the usual death scene.
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