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    A Summary Of The Notebook The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks is a fictional romance placed in the time of the 1940’s. This story is about two young adults who have their whole lives ahead of them and shows how different family values and upbringings affect a relationship and determine the outcome. As predictable as this story is it comes with some surprises in each of the characters lives and can be very relatable to some readers. The Notebook starts off with two older people one listening and another reading a story of two young people in love. Once the story progresses it shows how Noah and Allie the two young people fall in love for a summer and once Allie leaves for the city they promise to write to each other wich comes up later in the…

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    In the mind of many, Nicholas Sparks is considered one of the top influential authors in today’s current society. Like a great deal of authors, he had to overcome many struggles and hardships to earn his prestigious label, such as, being born into a hard working and poor family or having to cope with his mother and father dying at a young age. (“Home.”) This is just the start of the journey of Nicholas Sparks’ amazing and unique life that included a challenging childhood, a deep faith filled…

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    But there were four specific events that highlighted this historic day. First starting off with the President of the United States trying to find a way to get cancer pills to their patients faster. Secondly a instant classic game between the Lady Huskies and the Lady Volunteers that would be a rematch of last years national championship game and would go down in dramatic fashion. Next we will be talking about one of the greatest love stories to come out between to young lovers who lose each…

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    Safe Haven is a place in which a person can seek safety and be given a chance to start over. This story is about a young woman named Katie, who’s life has been changed by an abusive and egotistic ex-husband. This story is proudly named “Safe Haven” by Nicholas Sparks because Katie goes seeking a new place to start a new life, where she would be forever safe from her ex-husband. Throughout the story, Katie changes by learning to overcome being abused, adapting to a new environment, and developing…

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    The movie opens up with the charming atmosphere and nature in a small town in North Carolina. Beautiful scenery and natural beauty make the viewer immediately fall in love with the romantic scenery. Upon watching many cliche Nicholas Sparks movies the beginning has one thinking that this is just another cheesy love story turned into a cinematic failure, however I was highly mistaken. As the film fades from the natural beauty of North Carolina it starts to focus on a more peculiar and boisterous…

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    “Beth stopped short suddenly and faced him. All at once, Clayton noticed her anger had been replaced by something more close to terror. The tree house” (Sparks 314). Coming home provided no leisure for Logan Thibault. Not even a quaint fishing trip to Minnesota allowed him to escape Death’s longing for him. All that stood between Death and Logan was a Simple Picture. Logan’s new life revolved around that single picture, which he would spend the rest of his life trying to repay that debt. Logan…

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    Nicholas Sparks Influence

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    As one of the well-known modern day writers, Nicholas Sparks’ writings make such a personal connection with many because he uses experiences of the common man while adding a mystical touch to entice the reader. Nicholas Sparks was heavily influenced by his life experiences, and experiences of others. The Lucky Oneand Dear John are two of Nicholas Sparks’ books that expose realities of war, a prevalent event in Nicholas Sparks’ life at the time he was writing these novels, while adding a sense…

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    a lot. We see this from how Allie's parents view Noah, just because of his lack of wealth by calling him "Trash". One of the main conflicts that Allie and Noah faced in the movie was the difference in their social class which put a strain on their relationship. I would recommend this movie to anyone that is interested in romance stories. I think that this movie shows that true love is indestrutable and to fight for anyone/anything you want in life. This is a timeless story that potrays love in…

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    The Notebook Comparison

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    Why I Think The Notebook is Worth Seeing Never has a film swept me away into a story like The Notebook, and never have I found a truer romance. Author Nicholas Sparks- based this movie on the relationship of his wife’s grandparents Noah and Allie. Sparks captures their love story as both Noah and Allie go through trials as a result of her parents’ displeasure of their relationship, they experienced years of separation, and other love interest. If not for their unwavering love, devotion to each…

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    The dance takes the vocabulary of ballet, the story line of The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks and lyrics of Youth by Daughter and blends it into this immaculate presentation of my all-time favorite love story. The floor work resembles the struggle that those with Alzheimer’s face as they live daily without recognizing a bit of who they are nor what to make of the world around them. Jim’s part in the dance resembles the role of Noah in the book based on how he brings the life that they had back to…

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