The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

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The Girl on the Train Novel by Paula Hawkins

The Girl on the Train Novel by Paula Hawkins, Genre; Novel, Thriller, Suspense, Mystery, Psychological Fiction Premium Quality Books.

One of my own shortcomings as a reader is that I haven’t always made an effort to get outside of my comfort zone when it comes to what I read, in particular books written by women or with women as central characters. I grew up as a reader of Michael Crichton and Tom Clancy before falling hard for Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Wodehouse, and others in the Highly Regarded White Men category. I also started reading a lot more non-fiction, and again, dominated by folks like Erik Larson, Christopher Hitchens, David McCullough, etc. This isn’t to say their work isn’t good or worthwhile, but if that’s all you read it’s incredibly limiting and eventually repetitive. So I’ve been trying to break out of that, specifically trying to read more books by people who don’t look like me or have the same kind of cultural background that I do. Recent efforts here include “The Goldfinch” by Donna Tartt; “In the Light of What We Know” by Zia Haider Rahman; “Zealot,” by Reza Aslan; “Gone Girl,” by Gillian Flynn, and now “The Girl on the Train.” The three central characters, Rachel, Anna, and Megan, are all well-developed, and through the course of the novel all are revealed to have their virtues and their flaws, and the book certainly passes the Bechdel test. Even more minor characters like Cathy, Rachel’s roommate, feel as though they could exist with their own lives outside of the central story. In this regard, “The Girl on the Train” was terrific, and something that I hope makes me more empathetic to the variety of experiences people have.

✅ Genre: Novel, Thriller, Suspense, Mystery, Psychological Fiction

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