I never thought I could cry from reading a book more than I did with The Notebook. The Wedding proved I was wrong. It is a story about a man who is losing touch with his wife and struggles with how to reconnect with her and save their marriage. As always with Sparks books, there is a twist towards the end.

i enjoyed this one! i love how he did all of the surprises in the end to her wife who does not know anything at all, thinking that this is for their daughter. this is also a story about a couple's struggle to save them and the love for each other really did save their marriage.

this is so sweet. loving the story and the twist and turns towards the end of the book.

Beautifully written book that makes my heart feel emotions that I haven’t felt in years. This book makes married life seem like a wonderful union.

Um dos livros de Nicholas Sparks que menos gostei senti que faltava qualquer coisa!

Awesome!! I loved the book!! its one of the best romantic books i have ever read!! Though its a sequel to "The Notebook" , there is no compulsion that one shud that before reading this!! Frankly, i liked the sequel more than the prequel!! I am sure that people in their mid 40s wud def feel connected!!

This is an amazing book and as a movie, I'm sure it will have many people of all ages to watch it. It is a sequel of The Notebook but of Noah's daughter and her husband. It's about how forgetting things like an anniversary can really have a huge impact. As well as rekindling that spark back after years of marriage and lost romance in a marriage.

DNF. I'm just not enthusiast about this book. I know Sparks is ever so good in writing romance book and I like me some good love story. But apparently this book is just sooooo slow and I'm not sure what to look forward to after every page. I stopped reading it half way and I really hate to do that but it just came to a point that I really gave up. I am not saying its a bad book, some of you may like it but it just not for me.

Adoré esta segunda parte de El cuaderno de Noah.

Es la historia de la hija de Noah, Jane.

Tiene una sorpresa que, por ser tan inesperada, sorprende.

As I listened to "The Wedding," emotions and feelings I felt in "The Notebook," came flooding back. Now, Noah is ninety. Allie is gone. Yet, Noah's love for his wife isn't.

Wilson Lewis forgets his anniversary, putting yet another nail in his dying marriage. With many regrets over the years with his wife, Jane, Wilson vowed to cause her to fall in love with him again.

What a story. It's like a slow-burn, crescendoing, at the end. I loved it!

Sparks goes to the soul of a person and ignites feelings of passion. This was a story of love lost, rediscovered, and renewed. It also shows married couples to work hard on their relationship. It's a book of great encouragement and love.

Very sweet & cute
3.5/5

2 stars is a bit harsh, I'd give it another half if I could. It's not that I didn't kind of enjoy this book, it's just that it seemed a little, okay a lot contrived. There is no way a man would ever behave this way...even a good and decent and worthwhile one. Even a romantic one. I just think books like this contribute to divorced women who sit at home reading sappy romances and wondering why they can't find a man like that. Give the guys a break. How does Nicholas Sparks come up with this stuff? It reminds me of a 30 Rock episode I saw a while back where they are trying to make an older Latina woman change her bad opinion of the villain in her favorite soap opera. So they write the script for him to become charming to the point of asking to see photos of the older heroine's grandchildren. Things like that just don't happen in real life. It was good for a laugh on a comedy show. Less good for a romance that's not trying to be funny. That's all. It was okay. Wouldn't recommend it, but also wouldn't judge you if you enjoyed it.

This book was so boring at first and took me so long to get into it, but once I hit stride it was really good and drew me in. There’s a little twist at the end and it make the whole book so much sweeter. If you can power through the first bit, I would def read it!