The Notebook

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Summary: Best love story!
Review: This was undoubtedly the best description of long lost (and found love) ever written. Most books that I've read, I do not particularly like the ending.This one kept you wondering how it would end. All love should end this way, but it doesn't, which makes you wonder if all love is real love

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Summary: a romance that touches your soul
Review: This is a story of true love. A love that holds two lives in it's spell through time. As you are reading the book it seems to transform into one man's 'notebook'. His innermost feelings are there for us to laugh with, cry with, but most of all to be in awe of the level of emotions which Noah deals with everyday.Through it all he still sees Allie as the girl he fell in love with so many summers ago. I have not been as moved by a book in long time and recommend it to everyone who wants to now what love is

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Summary: A very real , moving love story.
Review: A good, solid, enjoyable romance. Well-written, fast-paced, with very believable characters. The type of romance guys will read because it isn't written by a woman. However, this book is NOWHERE near as well- written or involving as the scores of novels written by the accomplished authors of the romance genre. A sad fact. I'm male and have read hundreds of these romances. The Notebook is only slightly above average. Try reading Judith Mcnaught, Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, Diana Gabaldon, Julie Garwood, Sandra Brown, Janelle Taylor, Virginia Henley and many others. If you're man enough to cry, try one of these

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Summary: A wonderful book
Review: It was the first time I read a love story. It took me 6 hours to read it and I had to finish it while I was working, I just couldn't put it down. It was wonderfully written and the story of Noah and Allie was so touching. I'm looking forward to Nicholas Sparks' next book

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Summary: Handkerchief required....
Review: I bought this book, opened it and five hours later I was done. Never put it down. Uniquely written, the book opens with a short introduction by an old man, and then launches into a love story which you eventually determine is actually being told (as you read it) to the old man's alzheimer ravaged wife of nearly 50 years. In hopes, that she'll remember their time together. Before I read this book, I was a man stoic in the face of 'feelie' books and movies, but I'm here to tell you I couldn't stop the flood of tears by book's end. This book should be read by anyone who intends to live beyond 12 years of age. Life lessons aplenty

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Summary: The Absolute Best
Review: I actually finished this book in four hours! It was so good I could not put in down. I loved the romance, the love, and the format in which it was written. The last page was the best!

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Summary: I remember a boy from so very long ago...my first true love!
Review: Everyone has a first love....a "what if" tale to tell. And that Nicholas Sparks successfully tells that tale in "The Notebook" is no exception. Noah and Allie make it back to a place many of us have only dreamed of -- the chance of recapturing that first love, unspoiled by time and circumstance. It is a wonderfully true love story, well-written, vivid and engrossing...a romantic page-turner's delight! And mine story? I have only dreamed

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Summary: The closet to God's love one can get, the love of a man
Review: If every human could have this kind of mystical love at the core of their existance, our world would be called heaven! The NoteBook has changed my outlook on life-- the reason we are put on this earth is to love!

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Summary: The ultimate love story.
Review: This book is the most romantic love story I can remember reading. From the first page I was engrossed and stayed up late into the night to finish reading it. I had a warm feeling in my heart and a box of wet tissues when I turned the last page. "The Notebook" by Nicholas Sparks is about that strong, magnetic, and magical love between a man and a woman that happens once in a lifetime, if you're lucky

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Summary: The Notebook
Review: Well, its been a long time since I've read a love story, this one was great. Fast paced, realistic, and it touches home. Males should strive to be more like Noah and less like Lon (Allie's original bethrohed). Noah provides us with the guidelines to be more thoughtful in life. A readable believable story..great job Spark