OMG!

[survived_it_all]

I just finished reading The Notebook. Not seeing the movie, but I want to. I am not sure when I'll be able to go see it, but I have to now that I have read the book. I am curious to know how the movie is modified from the book

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*spazzes*

[loveofdaisies]

Nicholas Sparks is like, my favorite author of all time.

I read the Notebook last summer and bawled like a baby. Cannot wait to see the movie.

Before I finished reading your post I was going to suggest you read Message in a Bottle. But you already have so..nevermind. LOL

A Walk to Remember...eh. I've read the book and seen the movie, and I honestly like the movie better. However, even though it starts out slow, I would still recommend reading the book at least once. There are some parts in it that aren't in the movie that makes it sweet.

[laurenk_1010]

Read the Guardian by Nicholas Sparks. I started it yesterday at the beach and haven't been able to put it down. I still have 100 pages to go and I'll let you know how I like the ending. I strongly suggest you read this. It's ten times better than the notebook.

[survived_it_all]

Oh really? It is better?! Now you have my attention. The only problem is that since the movie has been popular. People are going out and buying the books and I can't find either book at the book stores I have been to. It annoys me, but I am sure I can find it sometime.

[nycsunshine]

Don't know if you've gotten to see the movie yet, but unlike A Walk to Remember, it actually does the book justice. Beautiful, had me crying like a baby. I actually turned to my mother in the theater and said, "Don't do that to me, okay?" Which just made us both cry harder.

BTW, I'm adding you, because a) I love the Notebook and you seem obsessed too! and b) because you have Bubel-Aiken listed as an interest, and there's just not many people with that.

[survived_it_all]

Yes, I have seen the movie actually. I, too, teared up and cried during most of the movie. It is beautiful and I am so impressed how it complimented the book so well. To me, it just added to the boko more and made me appreciate both. That movie I have to admit is basically at the top of my all-time favorite movie list. :)

Ok, that is fine. I am Jen by the way. :) Haha, you could say I am considering all of my icons are of the icons (I still have room for two more and I haven't had a chance to find any I want to add). Well, I truly believe in the cause and the idea behind the Bubel-Aiken Foundation. I think Clay has a beautiful idea for his intentions.

[marz_bar]

If you start your own online Bookd club thing..i'lljoin =D =D =D