The Choice!

Every time I pick up some book and start to read it, I hope that after the last word some good message is added to me. I've read many books by Nicholas Sparks and I've got completely involved with all of them. The last one I read is "The Choice"and I was playing until the last word. All the time I thought "Oh, that's the big choice!" another one came up making me realize I was wrong. After words, chapters, pages and tears I got what's the choice.
Even if you have never been through anything similar with the book, which is unlikely, I doubt you wouldn't like this book. It amazed me since the first word!!!
I remember when I took the book, and for the very first hours it was heavier in the right side, because most pages hadn't been turned over yet. And I also remember the last minutes of reading, when there weren't almost any pages left, and the book was heavier in the left side. I guess I kind of like this kind of thing, even though in the beginning I want to read fast to get it over, and in the end I want to slow down and make it last a little more.
I could spend hours writting about how much I like this book as I like Nicholas Sparks, but I don't want it to last longer. Just one last thing. The whole book turns around this question: How far should you go to keep the hope of love alive?
Read the book! It's worth it!

Book!

I just read a book called "100 Quotations to Make You Think!" written by Wolfgang Riebe. It's a book about quotations and yes, there are truly 100 quotations on it. I underlined some good ones, such as:

"43) I've learned that no matter how serious your life requires you to be, everyone needs a friend to act goofy with. It kind of brings you back down to earth again."

"48) I've learned that everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all happiness and growth occurs while you're climbing it."

"58)Borrow money from a pessimist - they don't expect it back."

"65) Time goes by so fast: people go in and out of your life. You must never miss the opportunity to tell there people how much they mean to you."

"84) Bad habits are like a comfortable bed; they are easy to get into, but hard to get out of."

"86) Life can either be accepted or changed. If it is not accepted, it must be changed. If it cannot be changed, then it must be accepted."

"100) If you cannot help worrying, remember that worrying cannot help you either. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. If you worry you die, if you don't worry you die, so why worry?"

Like it?! There are many others as good as these above. I'm sure you'll like other ones too! The reading is pretty easy and it doesn't take so long to read it all. I like this kind of books, because these short sentences make my brain think and think for a long time. Besides, it's kind of inspiring, isn't it!?

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Message in a Bottle!

There could not be better title to this book! The story is simply touching!

It tells a story about Theresa, that found a misterious message in a bottle. Her life changed by that message and she would never have imagined how it was just starting to change by then. After published the beautiful letter, she knew that other people had found other similar letters. She got curious and really touched by all of them, because of their sweeteness and how someone could be so kind to write like that. After some talking with her best friend, Deanna, Theresa made a decision that changed her life forever!

That is just a little summed up beginning of this facinated story! Be prepared to cry, because I bet you will!

Unable, shocked and shedding tears was how I ended the last word of this unforgettable story! Read iy, too!

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This one, like some of the Sparks' books, was adapted to film. It was released in 1999 and it was the first film made from his books! I have never seen the movie, but I have heard it is a little bit different from he book. Have you seen the movie?! Are they so different?!

Watch the trailer below!