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She recalls one critic saying of the book, “she should have just written The Girl on the Train 2, no one would’ve judged her for doing that.” She bursts out laughing. “And I was thinking ‘Yes they bloody would’ve done!’ And I didn’t want to anyway; I wasn’t interested in writing the same book again. I thought what I was doing was quite ambitious.” Into the Water is told from the perspective of 11 characters, “and OK, some people felt it didn’t work. But I’d rather be ambitious and fail than just do the same thing over and over. And how do you even do that? What are you going to do – is Rachel going to go into solving crimes? Develop a detective agency? It makes no sense to me.” The novel follows their abusive childhoods through René's narrative. Occasionally inserted in the story is information from future discussions shared between Leon and Rene as adults. They provide a glimpse into the fallout from their childhood and the destruction that resulted. Families are complicated organisms and Saunders clearly captures this in The Distance Home. It has been said that the novel draws on Saunders's own family history, which makes perfect sense because the turmoil, emotions, and the prevailing attitudes of that period in American history is captured so completely.

The third installment of a bewitching series brimming with charm and charisma that will make fans of Outlander rejoice! ( Woman's World Magazine). This third in series book, stands well enough on its own. However, there are a few tantalizing references to the first and second which encourages the reader to explore the earlier installments of this series. I eagerly await the next installment in this grand and adventurous series. poet Pablo Neruda, he advises her to use her creative talents to write fiction; advice she will eventually take. Further, the author recalls the victory of Salvador Allende in 1970, only to contrast it with the events three years later when the military coup under Augusto Pinochet fully disrupts the life she had in Chile. The first part of the book ends with the heavy atmosphere of a Chilean police state and terror that is yet to be fully comprehended. Isabel Allende tells herself without shame. Yet, I wonder how all the people she mentions could have received these indiscreet descriptions.A child born into dysfunction René developed startlingly wise insights into the behaviors of others, as well as herself. It’s the story of a volatile marriage and blistering verbal abuse towards each other and Leon and Rene, their children. The father, Al is a cattle trader in South Dakota who favors his daughter. Their mother, Eve is a homemaker with a small dance studio, and she dotes on Leon.

Feldman, Lucy (10 October 2016). "What Paula Hawkins Thinks of 'The Girl on the Train' Movie". The Wall Street Journal. Archived from the original on 27 July 2022. 'Of course I was nervous,' says Paula Hawkins, author of 'The Girl on the Train', which has sold more than 20 million copies around the world.' I particularly liked how Saunders played with empathy. Typically, there is one protagonist -- maybe a few if you're playing with timeframes -- but Saunders switches between Rene and Leon, turning them into antagonists and heroins so rapidly that you can't quite tell whether you're supposed to like them or not. Interestingly though, whilst we always hear from Rene directly and can access her interior thoughts, we cannot for Leon (he remains distant). We only ever understand Leon through Eve, which of course makes all knowledge of him rather unreliable... In short, I loved the complexity of characterisation. Next, Allende talks about the early days of her own marriage. She and her husband Michael receive scholarships to study in Europe. Paula has just been born, and so her parents take her along. Allende reconnects with her mother and Tio who are living in Switzerland, and the family travels all over Europe during holiday breaks.

What could be more complicated than watching our daughter die? The insane hope of recovery than the long accompaniment until the end? Tales after reading: The Girl on The Train]. workpointtoday.com (in Thai). 22 September 2018 . Retrieved 18 March 2022.

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