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The Girl on the Train
A #1 New York Times Best Seller, USA Today Book of the Year, and now a makor motion picture starring Emily Blunt. Paula Hawkins’ debut novel The Girl on the Train is a suspenseful thriller filled with a complex plot, shocking twists at every turn, and an ending that will both stun and leave the reader wanting more.
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I really really tried to like this book.
Actually, I originally picked it up because it was so often compared to Gone Girl, which is pretty much my favorite book ever. I can see why it was compared to Gone Girl, but in some ways, it's basically nothing like it. The story focuses on three women — Rachel, Megan, and Anna — and two men — Scott and Tom — and about how their lives intertwine and how marriage is a big lie for everyone. You kn...read more
Actually, I originally picked it up because it was so often compared to Gone Girl, which is pretty much my favorite book ever. I can see why it was compared to Gone Girl, but in some ways, it's basically nothing like it. The story focuses on three women — Rachel, Megan, and Anna — and two men — Scott and Tom — and about how their lives intertwine and how marriage is a big lie for everyone. You kn...read more
If you've read The Expats or Gone Girl, this won't be nearly as good and the "who done it" is a fairly easy guess.
It's been a hot minute since I've read a book this quickly but W O W. I thought I had this book figured out and I KNEW. Y'all, I did not know and it was brilliant. Read this book ASAP.
Was expecting and wasn't expecting to finish that way. When I started reading, I got confused who was Rachel, Anna, Meghan.
Wow! What a ride! This was a fast-paced thriller that captivated my attention from the first chapter.
I listened to the audiobook, narrated by Clare Corbett, Louise Brealey, and India Fisher, all of whom give top notch performances. The story lent itself well to multiple narrators as it is told from the perspective of 3 different characters, none of which are particularly reliable. Who's telling the truth? Who can be trusted? What is the right th...read more
I listened to the audiobook, narrated by Clare Corbett, Louise Brealey, and India Fisher, all of whom give top notch performances. The story lent itself well to multiple narrators as it is told from the perspective of 3 different characters, none of which are particularly reliable. Who's telling the truth? Who can be trusted? What is the right th...read more
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