BOOK REVIEW OF THE BOOK “THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN” BY PAULA HAWKINS
• Publisher: Noura Books
• First published on: 13th January 2015
• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 978-1-59463-366-9
• Length: 336 pages (US)
• Price: INR- 500/-
• Language: English
• Copyright : Paula Hawkins 2015 About the Author – Paula Hawkins born on 26 August 1962 in Salisbury Rhodesia later moved to London and studied economics, philosophy and politics at Keble College, University of Oxford. She worked as a journalist, worked for different publications on a freelance basis. She wrote a book The Money Goddess for financial advice for women. Later she inclined to write romantic comedy fiction under the name Amy Silver and wrote four books but did not achieve much success, she was in a difficult financial condition and her book the girl on the train was a breakthrough in her career.
SCOPE
• This book tell the true story of USA
• It’s give thrill
• The main character is not so likable person
• Make u feel that u are a person who is live there
• This book give you a new turn at any …show more content…
With her blackout, she couldn't recollect the memory. As she tries to find out what happened that particular night, eventually that leads her to the mystery and she becomes much more than just the girl on the train. She keeps on trying to recall memory then she gets a light of the last night where she was thinking and finding the mean that where she has lost she think about Megan because she was living the same life with her ex-husband Tom. Who left Rachel due to her alcoholic problem. So she starts taking an interest that where the man has gone. Then she suddenly finds Megan but on at the same pace where she always saw her but not so usual place under the bridge but she was her just for a second. She suddenly starts finding
• Publisher: Noura Books
• First published on: 13th January 2015
• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 978-1-59463-366-9
• Length: 336 pages (US)
• Price: INR- 500/-
• Language: English
• Copyright : Paula Hawkins 2015 About the Author – Paula Hawkins born on 26 August 1962 in Salisbury Rhodesia later moved to London and studied economics, philosophy and politics at Keble College, University of Oxford. She worked as a journalist, worked for different publications on a freelance basis. She wrote a book The Money Goddess for financial advice for women. Later she inclined to write romantic comedy fiction under the name Amy Silver and wrote four books but did not achieve much success, she was in a difficult financial condition and her book the girl on the train was a breakthrough in her career.
SCOPE
• This book tell the true story of USA
• It’s give thrill
• The main character is not so likable person
• Make u feel that u are a person who is live there
• This book give you a new turn at any …show more content…
With her blackout, she couldn't recollect the memory. As she tries to find out what happened that particular night, eventually that leads her to the mystery and she becomes much more than just the girl on the train. She keeps on trying to recall memory then she gets a light of the last night where she was thinking and finding the mean that where she has lost she think about Megan because she was living the same life with her ex-husband Tom. Who left Rachel due to her alcoholic problem. So she starts taking an interest that where the man has gone. Then she suddenly finds Megan but on at the same pace where she always saw her but not so usual place under the bridge but she was her just for a second. She suddenly starts finding