#1 New York Times bestselling author Nicholas Sparks returns with his signature combination of gripping, emotionally resonant storytelling and love overcoming all odds. --------At 32, Russell Green has it all: a stunning wife, a lovable six year-old daughter, a successful career as an advertising executive and an expansive home in Charlotte. He is living the dream, and his marriage to the bewitching Vivian is the center of that. But underneath the shiny surface of this perfect existence, fault lines are beginning to appear...and no one is more surprised than Russ when he finds every aspect of the life he took for granted turned upside down. In a matter of months, Russ finds himself without a job or wife, caring for his young daughter while struggling to adapt to a new and baffling reality. Throwing himself into the wilderness of single parenting, Russ embarks on a journey at once terrifying and rewarding-one that will test his abilities and his emotional resources beyond anything he ever imagined.--------Available Now from Hachette Audio as a CD and as a digital download, and in Hardcover and EBook from Grand Central Publishing.Unabridged Download:http://www.downpour.com/catalog/product/view/id/236241/?format=Downloadhttp://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/Two-by-Two-Audiobook/B01KGJVBIO/ref=a_search_c4_1_1_srImg?qid=1476200626&sr=1-1http://www.audiobooks.com/audiobook/two-by-two/270931https://www.estories.com/audiobook/94158/Nicholas-Sparks/Two-by-Twohttps://itunes.apple.com/us/audiobook/two-by-two-unabridged/id1145585715?mt=3&ign-mpt=uo%3D4Abridged Download:http://www.downpour.com/catalog/product/view/id/237487/?format=DownloadUnabridged CD:https://www.amazon.com/Two-Nicholas-Sparks/dp/1619691396/ref=tmm_abk_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1476200850&sr=8-1http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/two-by-two-nicholas-sparks/1123717431?ean=9781619691391Abridged CD:https://www.amazon.com/Two-Nicholas-Sparks/dp/1478938897/ref=sr_1_1_twi_aud_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1476200808&sr=8-1&keywords=two+by+twohttp://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/two-by-two-nicholas-sparks/1123717431?ean=9781478938897Check out our other great titles and more at:http://www.hachetteaudio.comFollow us at:twitter.com/HachetteAudiowww.tumblr.com/blog/hachetteaudiowww.facebook.com/HachetteAudio
Two by Two does contain the classic ingredients that we have come to love about a Nicholas Sparks novel but Two by Two delivers the final product in a slightly different way. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed this novel. Two by Two is the story of Russell (Russ) Green, who narrates the unfolding story. Read Online and Download Free eBook Two by Two By Nicholas Sparks for your computer, tablet or phone in pdf, epub or kindle formats. Legally distributed via our popular eBook Library for your peace of mind.
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“If it comes, let it come. If it stays, let it stay. If it goes, let it go.” ―
“I wish I could simply forgive myself and move on, but then again, if I really wanted to change, why didn’t I?” ―
“Here’s what else I’ve learned: Age doesn’t guarantee wisdom, any more than age guarantees intelligence.” ―
“Because counseling isn’t about changing someone else. It’s about trying to change yourself.” ―
“provided a road map for how a real man was supposed to lead his life. Get married. Love your wife and treat her with respect. Have children, and teach them the value of hard work. Do your job. Don’t complain. Remember that family—unlike most of those people you might meet in life—will always be around. Fix what can be fixed or get rid of it. Be a good neighbor. Love your grandchildren. Do the right thing. Good” ―
“It’s about who walks into your life, says ‘I’m here for you,’ and then proves it.” ―
“But wisdom means more than being intelligent, because it encompasses understanding, empathy, experience, inner peace, and intuition, and” ―
“I’m not unintelligent, mind you. But wisdom means more than being intelligent, because it encompasses understanding, empathy, experience, inner peace, and intuition, and in retrospect, I obviously lack many of those traits. Here’s” ―
“I’ve been lucky, for no one should ever be forced to march through life alone.” ―
“That’s what parenting is all about. Doing the best you can while being terrified of screwing up. Kids” ―
“Hope might leave me crushed in the end, but losing all hope somehow seemed even worse. I” ―
“I don’t think you did anything wrong. It’s just that relationships are hard, and both people have to want them to work.” ―
“I am, however, of the opinion that something has been lost in the process: the simple joy of waking in the morning and having nothing whatsoever to do.” ―
“me that we should build a fort in the living room. We” ―
“When I was a kid, summers were the most glorious time of life. Because my parents believed in hands-off, free-range parenting, I’d usually be out the door before ten and wouldn’t return until dinner. There were no cell phones to keep track of me and whenever my mom called a neighbor to ask where I was, the neighbor was often just as clueless as to her own child’s whereabouts. In fact, there was only one rule as far as I could tell: I had to be home at half past five, since my parents liked to eat dinner as a family. I can’t remember exactly how I used to spend those days. I have recollections in snapshot form: building forts or playing king of the hill on the high part of the jungle gym or chasing after a soccer ball while attempting to score. I remember playing in the woods, too. Back then, our home was surrounded by undeveloped land, and my friends and I would have dirt-clod wars or play capture the flag; when we got BB guns, we could spend hours shooting cans and occasionally shooting at each other. I spent hours exploring on my bicycle, and whole weeks would pass where I’d wake every morning with nothing scheduled at all. Of course, there were kids in the neighborhood who didn’t lead that sort of carefree existence. They would head off to camp or participate in summer leagues for various sports, but back then, kids like that were the minority. These days, kids are scheduled from morning to night because parents have demanded it, and London has been no exception. But how did it happen? And why? What changed the outlook of parents in my generation? Peer pressure? Living vicariously through a child’s success? Résumé building for college? Or was it simply fear that if their kids were allowed to discover the world on their own, nothing good would come of it? I don’t know. I am, however, of the opinion that something has been lost in the process: the simple joy of waking in the morning and having nothing whatsoever to do.” ―
“minutes before getting up from the bed. By then, she” ―
“I know that’s not a popular notion—don’t we frequently regard our elders as wise partially because they’re gray and wrinkled?—but lately I’ve come to believe that some people are born with the capacity to become wise while others aren’t, and in some people, wisdom seems to be evident even at a young age. My” ―
Brightness Measure
“At any given time, I am not the whole me; I am but a partial version of myself and each version is slightly different from the others. But each of these versions of me, I now believe, has always had someone by his side. I'd survived the year because I'd been able to march two by two with those I lived the most, and though I've never admitted it to anyone, there are moments, even now, when I feel Marge walking beside me, I'll hear her whisper the answer when I'm confronted with a decision, I'll hear her urging me to lighten up when the world is weighing heavily on me. This is my secret. Or rather it is our secret, and I think to myself that I've been lucky, for no one should ever be forced to march through life alone.” ―
“wisdom means more than being intelligent, because it encompasses understanding, empathy, experience, inner peace, and intuition, and in retrospect, I obviously lack many of those traits.” ―
“even though she hasn’t told Russ when that might be, I’d guess it’ll” ―
“Another shuts down or holds grudges for weeks.” ―
“From the outside, my life seemed charmed, and I would say as much to anyone who asked. And yet deep down, part of me would also have known that I was lying.” ―
“It’s not that I’m vain; I simply thought I had plenty of time, so I told Vivian I’d be ready to go in a few minutes.” ―
Bluster
“included, amidst a snowfall of more than a foot in a city with only a few snowplows available. By nightfall, the city of” ―
“Unlike the drop-off, pickup was more chaotic and time consuming, and it took twenty minutes before London finally got in the car.” ―
“Friendship isn't about how long you know someone. It's about who walls into your life, says 'I'm here for you,' and then proves it.” ―
“There are a lot of people in the world, I think, who could learn a lot from my dad.” ―
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