Happy endings??

[Macula]

hi guys,
i read "A message in the bottle" and "A walk to remember" by nicholas sparks.
the books r so well written but the ends r SOO darn depressing!!!
i really liked the way he's written them. any of u read his other books? they they all end up badly? i mean, i like the books with happy ends! any fans of sparks here? anyone liked his books?
i tried reading nora roberts too but she writes porn..(no offence to anyone)
any good romantic author who writes well with HAPPY ENDINGS??
does any of u agree of keeping sad endings?

 

[blurricus]

What do you consider a happy ending? Cause I certainly know some books that end on a terrible part, but are happy endings.

I would suggest "The Neverending Story" by Michael Ende. "Beneath the Wheel" by Hermann Hesse. "The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test" by Tom Wolfe.

 

[mehastings]

I don't care for Nicholas Sparks, but from what I understand, sad endings are his trademark.

 

[HermioneWeasley]

Some endings can be looked at by some people as sad and happy by others.

 

[venusunfolding]

I don't really care if the book has a happy or sad ending. For me it's more important that the ending is realistic and fits with the rest of the story.

 

[eyez0nme]

I don't really care if the book has a happy or sad ending. For me it's more important that the ending is realistic and fits with the rest of the story.

Spoken like a man.

 

[Fantasy Moon]

It makes me happy to read a story that ends tragically. Or at least end as a cliff-hanger.