In the end allie made the right decision, she told lon the truth and broke of the engagement, she went back to noah that same day where he took her in with open arms.

It was a disaster as allie was forced to choose between two wonderfull men. Her mother revealed the letters she never got and warbed her that lon, by this time very suspicious war on his way. It felt good to be with each other again until allies mother anne showed up. Allie was lying to her fiancé and felt guilty about it but her feelings for noah grew stronger these past few days. As one thing let to another soon they were once again spending time together. Noah who just came back from the war was extremely glad to see allie again, after she told him she was engaged and happy he lost all hope. Before she knew it she was in new bern driving to his renovated plantation home asking herself what she was really doing there. Wedding plans were being made,every thing was set but then Allie saw Noah in the paper. After 4 years of being together Lon asked her to marry him. When world war 2 began he went in the military for a few years.Īllie at this time got past her sadness and met Lon, soon she fell in love with him. Noah was unable to keep her in new bern and after 2 years of writing her he went up north to work at a metal scrap yard. Allies parents thought the relationship was a waste of time so they decided to go back to New York. Allies father was a wealthy man with an important possition in society andnoah was just a man that worked hard to earn his money. It was their own summer of love until allie’s parents found out. It begins the summer of 1932, at the festival. He met the love of his life at a festival and from that moment on he knew he would spent the rest of his life with her, Allie nelson now an old woman with alzheimers in a nursing home. Allie’s condition gets worse every day until one day he begins to read to her. Their own story. Noah, an old man with a faded, well-worn notebook full of his life stories, he had a simple life but still more than any man could ask for. Year of first publication: 1996 Number of pages: 213

The notebook sparks