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Name: The Notebook
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)
Author: Nicholas Sparks
ISBN: 9780446520805

The Notebook

by Nicholas Sparks

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Readers' Rating (125):

First Published:
Oct 1, 1996, 214 pages

Paperback:
Dec 1999, 226 pages

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- Romance/Love Stories
- USA
- South, USA
- N & S Carolina
- 1940s & '50s
- Debuts
- Uplifting
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Shirley

OMG!!! i jus love dis book ..... i want love like that!!

Laura

The Notebook is inspiring. Sparks tells the story with passion. It starts out as a common, round-about book, that I've read so many times . . . but by the end . . . I'm captivated. The first time I read the book was when I was 13. Now I'm 16, and it seems like I've read it hundreds of times . . . never getting enough. Allie and Noah's romance has made me look forward to Love, but also to be patient and not to give up hope. It's a classic.

Kristina

it was great

add me cup a tea

it made me feal special

Nicki Carlson

I thought this book was the most amazing book I have ever read before. When I started to read it I just couldnt put the book down, it was just awesomely amazing. I think that it's the ebst book Nicholas Sparks has written...It was incredable

Shane

Nicholas Sparks gives you a touching story that makes even the coldest of hearts melt. One wonderful story to hold onto for a lifetime.

Audrey Gilkey

I thought it was the most touching story I have ever read!!! Once I picked it up and started reading it I could not put it down!!!! It is an absolutley beautiful love story that I will always remember!! I can not even explain how I felt about that book when I was done reading it. It was wonderful! (18 years old)

kristyn

This book grabs hold of you and doesn't let go. It's a one night read. One of the most romantic love stories I have ever read. It shows the dedication of a husband to his sick wife...