The Wedding
Author: Nicholas Sparks
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Year published: 2004
Pages: 304 pages (paperback)
Rating: 3/5
The wedding is a follow on from the notebook, but the book is now
about Noah and Allie’s daughter Jane. This book is written in the point of view
of Jane’s husband Wilson.
Before picking this book up I didn't even know there was
another book after the notebook, but when I realised that this was a
follow on from the notebook I knew that I just had to read it.
I was pretty excited to read this book, and was hoping to read
another cute romance book but I was quite disappointed as I found this book
quite boring. There was too much unnecessary detail in it that the book kind of
dragged on for me and when I put it down I wasn't exactly excited to
pick it up again.
The book is about Jane and Wilson, Wilson forgets their 29th anniversary, and obviously this makes
Jane upset- this would make any women upset, so yeah I felt bad for her, but
then she decides to go away for a while to live with her son and is thinking of
divorcing Wilson. Poor Wilson knows that he’s going to lose Jane if
he doesn't step up and be more romantic, but it’s going to be
difficult for him as Jane’s dad is Noah and he basically sets the bar high for romance.
So Wilson goes off to Noah for some advice, and after this Wilson
basically does little romantic things to try and woo Jane again. I don’t want
to tell the whole story but the story is good but for me it was just too much
extra detail which didn't really need to be there, and because of this I did
get bored whilst reading the book.
There are parts in the book which are cute and romantic and in the
last few chapters you will be shocked by what happens, but let me tell you it
might take a while before you get there.
The overall story is good but I didn't really like the style
of writing in this book.
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