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A review by mxbookmoth
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
4.0
I started reading this at the beginning of Sept, reading bits of it now & again-& then got back into it in a big way.
I like the writing style, the Diary format & different character perspectives given.
The characters themselves, although all unlikeable for various reasons, are also intriguing & multi layered.
The more I read, the more engrossing the story became-& towards the end, I had multiple theories about what had/Would happen. I was excited to find out the truth & which of my theories, if any, was right {& one of them was}.
There was more I would've liked to know about certain characters & their futures, but, for the most part, it ended satisfactorily.
I plan on watching the Film asap-& it'll be interesting to see how they've adapted the story & characters & the similarities/Differences.
I like the writing style, the Diary format & different character perspectives given.
The characters themselves, although all unlikeable for various reasons, are also intriguing & multi layered.
The more I read, the more engrossing the story became-& towards the end, I had multiple theories about what had/Would happen. I was excited to find out the truth & which of my theories, if any, was right {& one of them was}.
There was more I would've liked to know about certain characters & their futures, but, for the most part, it ended satisfactorily.
I plan on watching the Film asap-& it'll be interesting to see how they've adapted the story & characters & the similarities/Differences.