Sentences with phrase «nicholas sparks»

How I just want to sit on our deck every day with my Nicholas Sparks book and a homemade strawberry smoothie!

Love Nicholas Sparks, just wish his books, and movies didn't always make me cry..

I am also a BIG fan of Nicholas Sparks.

Shortly after becoming a Director of Nursing for a nursing home, I read Nicholas Sparks» book «The Notebook» and it had such an impression on me and changed how I interacted with older adults.

Nicholas Sparks doesnâ $ ™ t know that it was my little bro.

He did paint Nicholas Sparks cabinets.

Nicholas Sparks, the author of the best - selling romance novel The Notebook had it right...

The book by Nicholas Sparks entitled Dear John characterizes what love means through the story of the main character, John Tyree, portrayed by actor Channing Tatum.

And then the rest of the year is all rom - coms and Nicholas Sparks novels and Twilight.

[17] Black Mountain College was featured in Nicholas Sparks» novel, The Longest Ride (2013) and the 2015 movie adaptation of the same name.

Your bunny may never understand why you tried on five different pairs of shoes before heading off to work, or why you spent an entire afternoon crying while watching a Nicholas Sparks movie.

Did you know: Although New Bern is home to a high percentage of divorcees, resident Nicholas Sparks has kept his romantic idealism intact.

Did You Know: Local resident Nicholas Sparks featured New Bern as the setting for his best - selling 1996 novel The Notebook.

Kobo's Daily Deal is At First Sight by Nicholas Sparks.

Kobo's Daily Deal is The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks.

Amazon's selection of Kindle Daily Deals includes The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks, A Well - tempered Heart (Art of Hearing Heartbeats Book 2) by Jan - Philipp Sendker and all seven books in Tom Lowe's Sean O'Brien series.

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Amazon may not deeply discount all of the titles it carries from HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster and Hachette, but I wouldn't be surprised to see some shockingly cheap bestsellers from those publishers — think massive summer promotions where big titles by authors like James Patterson, Jodi Picoult and Nicholas Sparks are $ 1.99.

The reader is having a lot of power, which technically they always have had, because anybody that they love and follow and make big — be it Nora Roberts or John Grisham or Nicholas Sparks or Debbie Macomber — obviously that's sending a signal to publishers that they want to see more material along those lines.

Think of someone typing in a search for «Books like The Notebook» or «Nicholas Sparks,» and coming up with your author (who is not Nicholas Sparks and did not write The Notebook, or you wouldn't be reading about how to help an indie author)... pretty awesome, huh?

It did not call Hachette by name, but featured James Patterson, David Baldacci and Nicholas Sparks — three of the publisher's most high - profile authors.

So I can discard the pompous and self - important (Franzen's Freedom comes to mind immediately) and the pedestrian (Nicholas Sparks) without spending any money.What I will say about most traditionally published books is that the author or editor at least ran the manuscript through a rudimentary spell / grammar checker before publishing it.

The first category you see is Bestsellers; when I checked, the first three titles from Ben Carson, Nicholas Sparks, and John Grisham, none of which are to my taste.

Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks Inferno: A Novel by Dan Brown Gone Girl: A Novel by Gillian Flynn Hopeless by Colleen Hoover The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald The Hit by Will Robie Wait for Me by Elisabeth Naughton Alex Cross, Run by James Patterson Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia The Silver Linings Playbook: A Novel by Matthew Quick

The best - selling Kindle eBook of 2013 is Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks — a novel of love and intrigue by a best - selling fiction writer.

It will be interesting to see if (Larry) Kirshbaum can use his connections to woo a major fiction author from a traditional publishing house — someone like David Baldacci or Nicholas Sparks.

«My team and I read oceans of books to curate a list that includes titles from perennial favorites like Nicholas Sparks, John Irving, and Stephen King as well as authors we're excited to celebrate like Mary Karr, William Boyd, and Lauren Groff.»

I remember when Nicholas Sparks wrote THE NOTEBOOK, and, when the bestselling status continued, he mused if maybe it was because the story was shorter, easier to grab hold of as a reader.

Nicholas Sparks is the author of 15 books.

Some of the big named authors in attendance included Margaret Atwood, Dan Brown and Nicholas Sparks.

- Kirkus «Suggest to readers looking for a Nicholas Sparks - style novel but with a much happier ending.»

The new content includes bestselling frontlist and backlist titles from Hachette Book Group and its authors including; David Baldacci, Michael Connelly, Nelson DeMille, Tina Fey, James Patterson, J.K. Rowling, Nicholas Sparks and Donna Tartt.

On April 19 - 22, 2012, he launched the inaugural Nicholas Sparks Celebrity Family Weekend and Golf Tournament in New Bern, North Carolina, a weekend devoted to raising awareness and funds for the Foundation.

Shining with a beauty that is rarely found in current literature, The Notebook establishes Nicholas Sparks as a classic storyteller with a unique insight into the only emotion that really matters.

Anna's authentic voice and some lyrical writing will satisfy fans of Sarah Dessen, while the mix of romance, drama, and tragedy will be a draw for teen readers of Nicholas Sparks and Jodi Picoult.

In 2011, Sparks and his wife launched the Nicholas Sparks Foundation, a nonprofit committed to improving cultural and international understanding through global education experiences for students of all ages.

For those who cherished The Notebook and readers waiting to discover the magic of Nicholas Sparks's storytelling, here is his new, achingly lovely novel of happenstance, desire, and the choices that matter most...

Nicholas Sparks is one of the world's most beloved storytellers.

It is sure to please fans of Danielle Steel, Luanne Rice, and Nicholas Sparks.»

In his first work of fiction, Chris Harrison follows in the time - honored tradition of writers like Nicholas Sparks and Robert James Waller with The Perfect Letter, a story of two star - crossed Texas lovers who have a second chance at rekindling their romance after a decade apart.

September also marks the release of Sara Gruen's follow - up to the smash hit Water for Elephants, Ape House, (Sept. 7), Ken Follett's first part in a new trilogy, Fall of Giants (Sept. 28), another love story from Nicholas Sparks, Safe Haven (Sept. 14) and Michael Cunningham's first novel since Specimen Days, By Nightfall (Sept. 28).

Try telling Nicholas Sparks you'd like to see more books featuring his side characters and see if he jumps out of bed to write a novella about some character who appears on page twelve then disappears forever.

- Publishers Weekly «A mixed bag; there's something for everyone (except maybe devotees of Nicholas Sparks or Jodi Picoult), but not an entire whole thing for anyone.»

If you look at early editions of Nicholas Sparks novels, they were simple nature images, a person would not be able to tell the book was romance by looking at the cover.

The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks was rejected by 24 literary agencies.

This movie is been based on the novel written by Nicholas Sparks who also wrote A Walk to Remember, Message in the Bottle, and Nights in Rodanthe that were also smoothly translated to big screen.

Recent content includes a guest post from Allison Hoover Bartlett, author of The Man Who Loved Books Too Much, and a diatribe on the self - indulgence of Nicholas Sparks.

Nicholas Sparks, whose last foray into the mysteries of the heart, The Notebook, left us moved and teary eyed, does it again with Message in a Bottle.

The most notable titles were The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith (J.K. Rowling), The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks, Alex Cross, RUN by James Patterson and David Ellis, David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell, The HIT by David Baldacci, The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt, and I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai.

Rebecca is Associate Director of the convention, but she is probably better known for her smart and funny posts at The Book Lady's Blog — on everything from author events, to new books to her disdain for Nicholas Sparks.