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After reading Sweet Temptation and really  not enjoying it, I wanted to find a book which I knew I would absolutely love and so I picked up "The Notebook" by Nicholas Sparks. If you're a regular reader of my blog and you have seen my book hauls, you'll know I absolutely love Nicholas Sparks and the way he writes. There's something about his writing which is absolutely magical and while reading his books, I always feel like I am part of the story! Which is one aspect I absolutely adore about reading; being and feeling a character in the book.

I have watched the film based on this book and I absolutely love it, to be honest to begin with I really could not remember the film until I was at least half way through the book and then I started to remember exactly how it is shown in the film! My personal opinion; this book is basically the film, it's written the same way in which the film is which is something else I love about Nicholas Sparks and his books! If they're re-created into films, they always try to make them based on the books which a lot of films/books do not do!

I love how Noah and Allie made their way back together! When it came to her deciding who she was going to choose, I really thought she was going to say goodbye to Noah forever and it was slowly breaking my heart. However, it was such a twist when it turns out she went back to him! They have to end a book with a happy ever after, don't they?

Would I recommend this book?
I would recommend this book to anyone, any day! It is such a good read, especially if you want a quick read too with less than 200 pages! For once, I have read a book which didn't make me cry (however, I did read it on a coach with lots of children on the way to their swimming class), so if I did cry, this would have been rather embarrassing!

Would I re-read?
I would 100% re-read this as I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's definitely not going to be like "Sweet Temptation" which is going back to the charity shop!

Overall score out of five?
Can I give a score of 500? If you haven't read this, but you have seen the film, I highly recommend it! If you haven't seen the film nor read the book, read the book first! You will not be disappointed!