Overview of Dear John Book

The novel Dear John is an emotional love story of a man in a dilemma. He has to make some of the toughest decisions in his life, and might even end up with a broken heart. Usually, all the stories by Nicholas Sparks have a message for its readers, and his book delivers a valuable message with a tragic ending. This story depicts true love as a selfless sacrifice, and it tries to raise hope, from sadness.This story is about John who is an angry mutineer and a school dropout. Having nothing to do with his life, he joins the army, and meets the love of his life, Savannah while he is back on a break. Their attraction turns into love, and when John has to leave for attending his duty, Savannah is left to wait for him until he returns. But none of them expect that 9/11 would change their lives forever.John, who decides, to re-enlist for the sake of his country, now has to face the bitter twist in his fate. Savannah sick of waiting, falls in love with someone else and gets married. Find out what happens when he returns to meet the past love of his life, and how he come to grips with the situation at the end of this book.Nicholas Sparks is the writer of the novel Dear John, and this book was published by Little, Brown Book Group, in the year 2010. This film tie-in edition of the book is available in paperback. Key Features: This book is the eleventh novel of Nicholas Sparks.This novel has been adapted into a movie of the same name in the year 2010.

• Book Type :

ContemporaryFiction

• Book Binding :

Paperback

• Language :

English

• Number of Pages :

368 pages

• ISBN - 10 :

0751544574

• Dear John Published On :

4 Feb 2010

• Resource:

Students and Professionals:Literature&Fiction, ContemporaryFiction

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