Showing posts with label James Patterson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Patterson. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2009

Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas...


“Good memories are like charms, Nicky. Each is special.”

“There are words from a poem about the local fishing boats and their crews that have been carved into the bar of the Dock’s Tavern in the Vineyard. “The longed-for ships/ come empty home or founder on the deep/ and eyes first loss their tears and then their sleep.”

These are just some of my favorite lines from James Patterson's touching novel "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas". It's a book that's entirely different from all the other Pattersons I have in my collection. And although I knew that it was a love story of sorts (a little similar to his "Sam's Letters to Jennifer"), I was completely blown away by the story...especially towards the end!

Reading this book has given me a new perspective in life; one that's inspired by the five balls which Suzanne kept repeating to Nicholas in the diary. I find the theory of the glass balls and the lone rubber ball to be truly useful...especially since I'm at an exciting point in my life (my 40th year!).

I invite you to take some time to read this beautiful story and allow it to touch your heart; your inner being. I'm sure you'll understand what I'm talking about once you start flipping the pages.

Have a happy life, everyone!
Showing posts with label James Patterson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Patterson. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2009

Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas...


“Good memories are like charms, Nicky. Each is special.”

“There are words from a poem about the local fishing boats and their crews that have been carved into the bar of the Dock’s Tavern in the Vineyard. “The longed-for ships/ come empty home or founder on the deep/ and eyes first loss their tears and then their sleep.”

These are just some of my favorite lines from James Patterson's touching novel "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas". It's a book that's entirely different from all the other Pattersons I have in my collection. And although I knew that it was a love story of sorts (a little similar to his "Sam's Letters to Jennifer"), I was completely blown away by the story...especially towards the end!

Reading this book has given me a new perspective in life; one that's inspired by the five balls which Suzanne kept repeating to Nicholas in the diary. I find the theory of the glass balls and the lone rubber ball to be truly useful...especially since I'm at an exciting point in my life (my 40th year!).

I invite you to take some time to read this beautiful story and allow it to touch your heart; your inner being. I'm sure you'll understand what I'm talking about once you start flipping the pages.

Have a happy life, everyone!