A thin, weary voice begins a tale punctuated by love and longing. From a well-worn notebook, an old man reads to his frail companion the story of a young man and woman bound together by an extraordinary love that would last for more than 50 years. The Notebook is a touching work of love lost and found. It reveals a man's persistent battle to reach the heart of a woman whose memory has robbed her of the most cherished moments of her life.
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A thin, weary voice begins a tale punctuated by love and longing. From a well-worn notebook, an old man reads to his frail companion the story of a young man and woman bound together by an extraordinary love that would last for more than 50 years. The Notebook is a touching work of love lost and found. It reveals a man's persistent battle to reach the heart of a woman whose memory has robbed her of the most cherished moments of her life.
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Very Good. 2 BRAND NEW AUDIO CASSETTES in the shrinkwrap. Sealed and new. Just a bit of shelf wear to the shrinkwrap. Enjoy this NEW audio cassette performance.
Definitely not my kind of book. Too short--read it in less than 4 hours (and I am not a fast reader). Too predictable--of course it ends the way you hope it will. I only indicated that I would recommend it to a friend because a couple of my friends really like love stories.
Jennifer L
Nov 1, 2012
Perfect Anniversary Gift
The book was a big hit. Great condition and quick shipping.
Kcurtis
Sep 7, 2009
THIS BOOK IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE LOVE STORIES AND EACH TIME I READ IT(YES I HAVE READ IT MORE THEN ONCE) IT MAKES ME CRY AT THE END BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A HAPPY LOVE STORY. THIS IS A MUST READ FOR ALL SPARKS FANS.
Teal99
Jun 24, 2009
Great Love Story
An amazing love story. Sparks excels in the too-good-to-be-true genre. The book, in my opinion, was much better than the movie. Although the movie was good as well.
Tammy2
Feb 2, 2009
Nicholas Sparks' books tend to sound the same after a while, i'm sorry to say. But that wasn't the case with The Notebook, at all. Such an amazing story, I felt like crying tears of joy. Watching the movie first helps, though. The movie was beautiful. It helps paint a picture in your mind while reading and makes it all the better.
