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 thought it would have been much more capturing. Granted it did keep you on the edge at some points of the book but I found it to be a bit predictable when it came to the relationships. I got the feeling of "I saw something of that nature coming" Other than that it is a good read. It is a page turner especially towards the end because you want to finally know how things went down.
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I had to read it twice, but overall a pretty good book. Mysterious, you don't really see the end turning out as it does.
I had to read it twice, but overall a pretty good book. Mysterious, you don't really see the end turning out as it does.
I came onbaord late in the game. with numerous trailers of the movie out, coincided with people saying "it's like Gone Girl! You'll love the plot twist!" I found myself thirsty for answers from the first page. I've been damaged by media! waaaahhh.
With that being said, it is a GOOD read. Becoming unbiased for a second...
I instantly become attached to Rachel (the main character), she is currently weak, vulnerable, finds solice in her vice. I kept rooting for her every trip up. And damn if there is ever a moment when you say I hope no one every uses her faults to their advantage, by golly! I had hoped I'd be proved wrong!
But enough of that! The wheels in my head where constantly turning with each new detail learned. There was a game of who done it in my conscience. When new shocking details unraveled I became more deliciously enamored with the pages. My nose stuck in the book my mission was to get answers, thats when the book neurotisism is sparked and my high takes off and the pages just speed past me.
When this book got good, it GOT GOOD. Highly reccomend it to someone looking for some suspense, adrenaline inducing, nail biting, what the french toast did i just find out? kind of read.
With that being said, it is a GOOD read. Becoming unbiased for a second...
I instantly become attached to Rachel (the main character), she is currently weak, vulnerable, finds solice in her vice. I kept rooting for her every trip up. And damn if there is ever a moment when you say I hope no one every uses her faults to their advantage, by golly! I had hoped I'd be proved wrong!
But enough of that! The wheels in my head where constantly turning with each new detail learned. There was a game of who done it in my conscience. When new shocking details unraveled I became more deliciously enamored with the pages. My nose stuck in the book my mission was to get answers, thats when the book neurotisism is sparked and my high takes off and the pages just speed past me.
When this book got good, it GOT GOOD. Highly reccomend it to someone looking for some suspense, adrenaline inducing, nail biting, what the french toast did i just find out? kind of read.
I love reading a book in which there is no likable character and yet, I could relate to each one of them. I'm now worried about myself.
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