the notebook by nicholas sparks characters

In 1992, his job as a pharmaceutical salesman required a relocation to North Carolina, where he later wrote The Notebook. He wrote another novel, which, like the first, was never published.

He married his wife Catherine in July of 1989 and they lived in Sacramento, California, while he worked at a number of jobs. He wrote a novel, but it was never published. After suffering from a track-related injury, and at his mother's suggestion, he tried his hand at writing. In 1985, as a freshman at Notre Dame, he broke the school record for the 4 × 800 relay in track. While he was growing up, his family lived in Nebraska and Michigan before settling in California, where he graduated high school as valedictorian in 1984. Nicholas Sparks was born in Omaha, Nebraska, on December 31, 1965. He draws on his memories of how he first courted Jane as a guide to planning a wedding-to-remember for his daughter, and in the process shows Jane the man he wants to become. Wilson helps Anna and Jane reach a compromise, and he plays an integral part in pulling the wedding together. Jane wants Anna to have a formal ceremony and reception-the kind of wedding she never had. While both Jane and Wilson support the immediacy of the wedding given Noah's unstable health, Jane is not pleased with Anna's request for a no-frills wedding. When Jane and Wilson's oldest daughter, Anna, announces that she and longtime boyfriend, Keith, want to get married in one week-on Jane and Wilson's thirtieth anniversary-Wilson finds the perfect opportunity to display his year-long romantic efforts to win Jane back. In his ninth novel, Sparks returns to the character of Noah Calhoun from The Notebook as Wilson's confidant and counselor in matters of the heart. With some encouragement and inspiration from Noah, Wilson decides to re-court Jane in the hopes of rekindling some of the magic from early in their relationship.

Her response brings Wilson to the realization that Jane may no longer be in love with him. Wilson's absentminded neglect of his relationship with his wife, Jane, comes to a head when he forgets their twenty-ninth anniversary. The Wedding is narrated by Wilson Lewis, the son-in-law of Noah and Allie Calhoun (the primary characters in The Notebook). The Wedding (2003) is Nicholas Sparks's sequel to his bestselling novel The Notebook (1996).

The notebook by nicholas sparks characters