Girl of the train

Author's name: Paula Hawkins Publisher: Dar Al Tanweer for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2015 Literary classification: Novel Book summary: Just like her train, this story rushes forward, and the reader has no choice but to keep turning pages—page after page — Boston Globe. The enjoyment of the novel Girl on the Train and its narrative style surpasses any other book since the novel "The Missing Girl".... and it deserves to attract a huge captivated audience of readers — New York Times. The novel first appeared at number 1 on the New York Times bestseller list for fiction in 2015 and remained in the top position for 13 consecutive weeks..... Libraries in the United Kingdom finally revealed that the novel "Girl on the Train" by Paula Hawkins was the best-selling book of 2016, with approximately 72,827 borrowings between 2015 and 2016, about 200 times per day. The book sold 15 million copies worldwide, and the novel was turned into a major film starring Emily Blunt. Hawkins told the BBC: "I am grateful for those weekly journeys that made me a reader and a writer at the same time, so I couldn't be happier to discover that the novel was among the most requested books in the UK last year." There is nothing more addictive than the novel "Girl on the Train" — Vanity Fair. An exciting psychological novel. A novel that will forever change your view of other people's lives. A novel that forces you to read it... immerses the reader's emotions and feelings... like Hitchcock's masterpieces... highly thrilling work. Rachel takes her train every morning. She walks on that track every day. She quickly passes a series of lovely suburban houses. The train stops at that traffic light, and every day, she looks at a man and a woman having their breakfast on the balcony. She started to feel she knew them, and she named them "Gus" and "Jason." She began to see their entire lives, a life not far from one she lost not long ago. Then she sees what shocks her. One minute before the train moves, but that was enough. Everything has changed now. Rachel couldn't hold back what she saw, so she told the police and became connected to what happened next in an inescapable way, just as she became connected to the lives of everyone involved.