A WALK TO REMEMBER

This novel tells the love story of Landon Carter and Jamie Sullivan. Set in 1958 in North Carolina, Landon and Jamie both attend Beaufort High but are worlds apart. Jamie is the minister’s daughter, studies hard, and is shy. Landon, on the other hand, is mixed in with the ‘wrong crowd,’ and does not mind living on the edge despite the trouble he might land in. As these two fall unexpectedly in love, they are just as unexpectedly torn apart as tragedy strikes.Nevertheless, their time together is filled with small miracles and making each other’s dreams come true. Landon is drastically changed by Jamie Sullivan as he fulfills Jamie’s wish list. This story is heart wrenching, tragic, and beautiful.The story composes of just simple elements: The typical story of ugly duckling that turns into swan; typical story of a jerk guy who fell in love to the swan; and a typical story of a man who'll do anything for love.The greatest thing I liked about this book is the profound messages of the story beyond what are written, though some are already given.I was also touched at how simply a very kind person could turn the people oppositely to what they were. There is even presence of the true effects of love, which it leads the in love human to think either sane or insane.

Heartwarming story!The very starting of the book tells you what it would do with you, you will laugh and then you will cry with the story and so it does. Landon a carefree, gregarious but considerate lad doesn't like Jamie Sullivan at the very start then because of the circumstances forced to be her partner, one after the other their meeting and cooperation finally made him fall for Jamie and when he realises it he proposes her she said yes then what made their story so beautiful and what is it when it is so perfect which will make you cry and cry and cry. I don't want to be spoiler now go and read it now. Don't go for negative comments a person/thing attracts both positivity and negativity so go for it!!

I have seen the movie many times and since then I wanted to read the book. Finally bought it at 99 rupees Kindle and it was a good buy. I really enjoyed the story the crisp language with humor really made it a very good contemporary read. Generally I don't like love stories I don't read them. But with Nicolas Sparks I was not disappointed at all. It is my first read of Nicolas Sparks and I really liked the way he narrated the story. He told in the introduction that the story will make you laugh at first and then it will make you cry and that was so true. I cried at the end but it was worth it.

My first love story book. It meet my expectation.> Credits to all Characters

Amazing story❤️

Print quality is good

Timely delivery and good copy

When it's about the product view, Amazon serves best with best seller😄nothing to be worry about and when it goes to the book, to the words 😍😍It is like in every way a Walk to remember ❤️..... DON'T get out of your way in reading at starting perhaps starting is a bit boring but when you'll come across it with whole mind and heart in it😋every chapter is just astounding..You must have to read it once in life and get the meaning through it of love that it is always unconditional and doesn't get ended😢its love❤️. I just fell in love with the concept it tells 😍loved it man! 🤠Nicholas Sparks you are best 😋Thanks allot! 🎉

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Al estar leyendo el libro, parece que estás viviendo las escenas que describe el autor. Por eso me gusta mucho Nicholas Sparks y esta historia tienen grandes detalles

I read this book for the first time when I was 13 years old. I read it multiple times since then. I'm 30 years old today and Landon and Jamie's story still bring a lot of emotions in me.Seeing someone you love, slowly dying of cancer is the hardest thing to go throught in life. You want to take the pain away. You pray for a miracle you know that will never happen. You try to make a bargin with God. If you let this person live I will never get mad again. I'll be a better person. I'll help more people. You try your hardest.Than you realise the miracle that you've been praying for will never happen. You are left with only your faith to help you go through the day.You ask yourself so many questions. Questions that will remain unanswered.I needed to read this beautiful and inspiring story to help me re-discover my hope and faith again.

I just checked, and to date, there are 1989 reviews for Author Nicholas Spark’s novel “A Walk To Remember”, which of course begs the question: Do we really need yet another review? Perhaps not; and to be sure, such a vast number of reviews for just one of his novels among around 20 to his credit thus far, clearly speaks for itself, and shouts … ‘yes, he’s that good!’Nevertheless; whatever meager words or thoughts I might add herein, might just be a help or a comfort or an illuminating inspiration to perhaps just one random reader; so here is my review:This novel; A Walk To Remember; like a good number of books and movies, deals with love and loss, and more specifically, life and death. Each of us, regardless of who we are, will inevitably die one day, and before that happens, we will experience the death of others not only older than us, but also more than likely very dear to us.While the experience of reading about such stark realities of life may not necessarily seem to be a pleasant experience, such a reading exercise does properly prepare us in the present, to more effectively deal with loss and death of a loved one in the future.Now while an inspired sermon would clearly be the only adequate means to sufficiently treat such a serious and inevitable life event, this brief review is neither the time nor the place. But suffice it to say, that without a thorough foundational understanding of both ancient and modern day scripture (think ‘The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’), giving us ample knowledge and intelligence of a much higher plain on such a sobering topic, we can not properly grasp or deal with the topic of loss and death as part and parcel of the human experience.For example: the four most important philosophical questions; 1) who are we, prior to being conceived into this mortal earth by our parents? 2) where did we come from (prior to the exact moment of our mortal physical conception), (or in what exact form was our pre-physical conception existence, according to Latter-day scripture)? 3) why are we here (in mortality)? and, 4) where are we going (when we depart this mortal realm)? - are tough questions that are all answered within scripture, particularly modern-day or Latter-day scripture.As such; while the novel - A Walk To Remember - like all of Mr. Sparks’ books/movies, are absolutely fantastic; I couldn’t help but feel that the characters in the novel and indeed we ourselves the readers, could have benefited much more in delving into such a serious topic and dealing with actual death (others or our own, still pending), if we only spent the requisite time necessary to first read the scriptures (the ‘owners manual’ of life), to become better acquainted with the real purpose of both mortal life and mortal death.The problem to be overcome in changing our mind and deciding to read the scriptures is to first get rid of a worldly attitude which scripture defines as: “Trampling underfoot the ‘Word of God’, and counting ‘it’ as a thing of nought.”Such an attitude is gravely dangerous to both our mortal and post-mortal well being, for the old saying: ‘Ignorance is bliss’ is clearly not true; whereas the alternative saying ‘Knowledge is power’ is clearly more helpful in being properly prepared for the inevitable fate which awaits us all.Notwithstanding these sobering thoughts; ‘A Walk To Remember’ was clearly, another shining example of Mr. Sparks’ finely tuned story telling talents. And I agree with what another reader has said about this novel in particular, that it will definitely make you laugh allot at first, but it will also bring you to tears as well.But again; having a proper and thorough understanding of mortal life and death; is clearly the only adequate prerequisite to effectively and sufficiently grasp and deal with such serious and sobering topics; not just to not feel so bad after reading such a novel, but more importantly to better deal with the inevitable loss and death of our own loved ones, and also to properly and peaceably prepare for our own inevitable mortal departure, when our own time comes.

As always everything went well.