If you liked The Girl on the Train
I just finished reading The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins (also available in eBook and Audiobook format). This book was touted as the next Gone Girl, another addition to the dysfunctional female character thriller genre. While I didn't think it was the best book that I've ever read, it was certainly worth the long wait on the holds list.
Some people who've also read the book thought that the first bit of the book was a bit monotonous – I agree, as there was quite a bit of time spent with the main character's train rides. Once I got past the first few chapters, I found that the story "sped" up immensely, and I literally spent every second of my spare time reading it, until the book was finished. The story kept me guessing "who did it" until almost the very end.
Check out these other books that have girls doing thrilling things:
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Here are some recommended titles to read if you enjoyed Girl on the Train – or if you are still waiting for a copy of The Girl on the Train:
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The Good Girl, Mary Kubica
• Large Print
• Audiobook
• eBook
• eAudiobook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
The Silent Wife, S.A. Harrison
• Large Print
• Audiobook
• eBook
• eAudiobook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
The Luckiest Girl Alive, Jessica Knoll
• Audiobook
• eBook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
Before I go to Sleep, S.J. Watson
• Large Print
• Audiobook
• eBook
• eAudiobook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
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Dear Daughter, Elizabeth Little
• Large Print
• Audiobook
• eBook
• eAudiobook
Unbecoming, Rebecca Scherm
• Audiobook
• eBook
• eAudiobook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
The Devil you Know, Elisabeth De Mariaffi
• Audiobook
• eBook
• Talking Book (Restricted to print disabled patrons)
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