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Sequel to The Notebook!

What can I say? This was a great book. Nice ending. Nicholas Sparks really made the story come to life. Can't belive I finished it in one day.

First lets eliminate all the misconceptions about this book. Some people claim that they do not like the book because Noah (from "The Notebook") made the sequel and Allie did not. They also dislike how Noah and Allie died together at the end of "The Notebook" yet Noah is alive in the sequel and Allie is not. Yes, Noah makes the sequel and yes Noah and Allie died together in "The Notebook," but Noah's presence in this book adds to the storyline and it's romantic charm. This book is about a married couple, Jane and Wilson Lewis. Throughout their nearly thirty years of marriage Wilson had worked as an Estate Lawyer, leaving Jane to raise and take care of the children basically alone. Throughout the years Jane begins to be even more neglected by Wilson, which ultimately leaves them to lead almost separate lives after their children have grown and left home. Wilson finally wakes up and realizes how badly he's been treating his wife and not showing how much he still cares and loves her. Will Wilson be able to win the love of his life Jane back? Find out in this romantic story about a man who finally finds himself and maybe even the love that looked to be lost.

I think this is one of Nicholas Sparks best.

This is a great sequel to The Notebook. It's definitely a must read!

Loved this book. It is about what happens after the notebook.

One of his best.

I love Nichholas Sparks! This is sort of a sequel to The Notebook. A wonderful story of falling in love all over again with your spouse.

Very good writer. The characters seem very real with real relationship problems. A good, fast read.

Nicholas Sparks never lets you down!

This is one of Nicholas Sparks best books. It really proves that there is love in the world. I would Highly recommend this book....as always...make sure you have tissue standing by.

good book

Reviewed by Taylor Rector for TeensReadToo.com

Wilson Lewis comes to the sad realization one day that after thirty years of marriage his wife, Jane, has fallen out of love with him. Jane's father, Noah, (this book is the sequel to THE NOTEBOOK) has always had respect for Wilson and Noah tells him stories of how he kept Allie from falling out of love with him.

Wilson is an estate lawyer and has spent very little time at home over the years. He realizes that Jane fell out of love with him when he forgot their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary.

Jane was a stay-at-home mom and raised their three kids -- Anna, Joseph, and Leslie.

Anna comes home one day to announce that she is getting married. Because of Noah's health and since her fiancé is heading to college, they want to get married the next Saturday. Anna claims that she wants a small wedding at the courthouse, but her mom, of course, wants a big wedding, even though they only have eight days to put it together.

Saturday is Wilson and Jane's anniversary and Wilson wanted to do something really special this year so he took the week before and the week after their anniversary off from work. He hasn't taken that much time off in eight years!

With all the work to do with the wedding, Wilson has been making Jane dinner more often and trying to help out as much as he can. What will Wilson do to make his wife fall back in love with him, so that she doesn't leave him?

Coming from Nicholas Sparks, this book had a very high bar set for it. And this romantic love story went far beyond that! THE WEDDING is yet another wonderful romance from this amazing author!

This is a good follow-up to "The Notebook", but read "The Notebook" first to get the full enjoyment.

Great characters; fascinating story. Sparks does it again!

Great love story. I enjoyed Wilson's transition from beginning to end. I figured out the ending before I got to it, but it was still kind of a sweet surprise because I wasn't sure if I was right until the last chapter. I cried my eyes out, too.

Someone else mentioned that Noah made this sequel to 'The Notebook' and Allie didn't, and it didn't seem right because they both supposedly died in 'The Notebook'. I didn't think they had both died as the last line read something about them drifting off to Heaven itself, but does that really mean they died? Hmmm...it did frustrate me while reading this book to think about that.

DIdi no tread this. Just passing it along...

great book

Great book.

Excellent book. This is a wonderful story of a wonderful romance.