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About Nicholas Spark

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Dear John (2010 film)

Dear John (2010 film) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

When we want a romantic novel to sweep off our feet, it’s a Nicholas Spark novel. His characters carry whole emotional baggage. We feel sorry for the protagonist, and yet we want it to have a happy ending, which we usually do all of the time in his novels. Some characters end up with happy or sad endings. Some of them are sick, and need to be cured, but sadly they die, and we have to understand why. The traps that the antagonists do to the protagonist seem unfair. I think the protagonist overcomes these problems by understanding the antagonist; however, bad he or she may seem, but sometimes that doesn’t happen. They have to solve it another way. We are romanticized by these stories, and the fictional characters look real. This is the reason I love these novels, and his movies, like Dear John. We love to watch them solve their own personal problems. We care for the protagonists in his novels, and his characters are colorful. They are perfect romance books for men and women who want to feel heartfelt, and heart-warming. He is perfect to write romantic novels, and is the bestselling romantic author as of yet.

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Reading is Fun!!!

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English: Four children reading the book How the Grinch Stole Christmas! by Dr. Seuss. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Most people have said before that reading is boring, but half of the most people say reading is fun. I know this world isn’t fond of literature, because they would rather watch sports, or movies. And also by doing something else. Reading is part of everything in our lives too. When you pick up a book anywhere it takes you to places you have never been before. I know that sports is the main thing for most people, but it doesn’t hurt to read. You can still like the others things as well. Some books are also to educate your brain, instead most young adults would rather prefer listening to music, and go for music concerts. But, you can do all of those things also along with reading. The literature industry is sometimes a dying industry, because most people don’t really care for it. Novels are great for fun reading. When is the last time you have picked up a book? Did it ever occur to you that by reading a book on a subject you’ll learn new things, and for example you want to be a firefighter or a military general. Think about it. Another thing is that you can know some other things around the world by discovering books on the subjects of events happening today or happened before. Maybe this time you will have time to purchase a book you love to read or pick one up at your near library. But, you have to be specific, by not being clueless about it. Read the newspaper or maybe you have kids that want to learn to read. By doing this you’ll find it amusing, and useful.

On Troubled Writers

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There are many writers who where troubled in their lives, and one has come to mention. Have you ever heard of Ernest Hemingway? I bet you have. He’s one of the writers who have gotten troubled. I don’t pay much attention to those, and only would rather read their books. Sometimes when a writer goes into something they aren’t supposed to be in it messes up their lives. The smart writer is the one who goes does their thing and minds their  own business. Truman Capote was into trouble writing a novel called In Cold Blood, and has paid dearly for it. These kinds of problems never go away. He went to the thief’s cell, and started interviewing him. He also started cussing and making fun of famous people while being drunk. He was also a controversial figure. Most writers just write books, and go away from these illegal problems. These writers have had shares of their problems probably on their childhoods. Sometimes they get bad publicity. I think by having a healthy writing lifestyle and healthy life is best. Not every writer lives in comfort, because of their lives having complicated problems. There were still more writers who have had troubled lives, and those I’ve mentioned were a few of them.