The Next Hollywood Blockbuster

[VizagRocks]

The Girl on the Train.

 

If you trash like Gone Girl, you'll like this one too, when it is made, which it will be going by how popular this novel is.

 

I picked this book up yesterday and I'm going to spoil it for you now. Thanks in advance @3$%

 

 

Man tries to impregnate his wife. no luck. But he impregnates another girl, so he leaves his wife for the girl.

 

then a neighbour girl is missing. wife is curious about her, joins hands with the other girl his husband impregnated to find out more. Turns out his husband impregnated the neighbour girl too, and killed her.

 

This is the kind of trash people read now. @3$%

 

[texas]

@3$%

[tom brady]

Agreed..don't know y this book became a bestseller...

[dakumangalsingh]

Agreed..don't know y this book became a bestseller...

 

sidney sheldon vi ilage vuntayii kada mysterious stories

 

appudu levani noru ippudu legustundii yeeeee

[VizagRocks]

sidney sheldon vi ilage vuntayii kada mysterious stories

 

appudu levani noru ippudu legustundii yeeeee

 

debut novel kadha ani kakkurthi paddam appa. sidney sheldon ante munde hushaaru aythaam ga.

 

aina ilaanti daani odilinchukovadam kosame ga, manollu bhogi pandaga celebrate cheskunedhi. :giggle:

 

kaalchi paadestha.

[aragorn]

enti gone girl trash a superb movie aithe............ but yeah e train aithe chetha story laga vundhi :3D_Smiles_38:

[dakumangalsingh]

debut novel kadha ani kakkurthi paddam appa. sidney sheldon ante munde hushaaru aythaam ga.

 

aina ilaanti daani odilinchukovadam kosame ga, manollu bhogi pandaga celebrate cheskunedhi. @3$%

 

kaalchi paadestha.

 

lol yy dont u share some of the best novels u have read so far ??

[Tadika]

Agreed..don't know y this book became a bestseller...

Hi Brady uncle

[VizagRocks]

lol yy dont u share some of the best novels u have read so far ??

 

okay. The books I enjoyed in 2015. Most of these are fiction.

 

1. When Nietzsche Wept - Part fiction

 

2. The Illicit happiness of other people 

 

3.  Neuromancer - Science Fiction

 

4. The ode less travelled, unlocking the poet within

 

5. Revelation Space - Science Fiction

 

6. Farthest field: An Indian story of the second world war - Part Fiction.

 

 

Now please don't ask me why I picked up Girl on Train. I picked 10 other bullshit ones this year. I never seem to learn which reviews to trust :(

 

I have started to read after a gap of more than 10 yrs, so I'll probably get better.

[mukunda1]

okay. The books I enjoyed in 2015. Most of these are fiction.

 

1. When Nietzsche Wept - Part fiction

 

2. The Illicit happiness of other people 

 

3.  Neuromancer - Science Fiction

 

4. The ode less travelled, unlocking the poet within

 

5. Revelation Space - Science Fiction

 

6. Farthest field: An Indian story of the second world war - Part Fiction.

 

 

Now please don't ask me why I picked up Girl on Train. I picked 10 other bullshit ones this year. I never seem to learn which reviews to trust :(

 

I have started to read after a gap of more than 10 yrs, so I'll probably get better.

 

nee age endi......kinda gauge endi.....ee age lone anni books sadiventha time edakalli vochindi..

 

[VizagRocks]

nee age endi......kinda gauge endi.....ee age lone anni books sadiventha time edakalli vochindi..

 

 

aksharalu join chesi chadive age kaadhu le naadhi.

 

nuvvu oka cinema choose time lo, 300 page book saduvutha. enni cinemaalu choosav ee year?

[k2s]

The Girl on the Train.

If you trash like Gone Girl, you'll like this one too, when it is made, which it will be going by how popular this novel is.

I picked this book up yesterday and I'm going to spoil it for you now. Thanks in advance @3$%


Man tries to impregnate his wife. no luck. But he impregnates another girl, so he leaves his wife for the girl.

then a neighbour girl is missing. wife is curious about her, joins hands with the other girl his husband impregnated to find out more. Turns out his husband impregnated the neighbour girl too, and killed her.

This is the kind of trash people read now. @3$%

nice

[dakumangalsingh]

okay. The books I enjoyed in 2015. Most of these are fiction.

 

1. When Nietzsche Wept - Part fiction

 

2. The Illicit happiness of other people 

 

3.  Neuromancer - Science Fiction

 

4. The ode less travelled, unlocking the poet within

 

5. Revelation Space - Science Fiction

 

6. Farthest field: An Indian story of the second world war - Part Fiction.

 

 

Now please don't ask me why I picked up Girl on Train. I picked 10 other bullshit ones this year. I never seem to learn which reviews to trust :(

 

I have started to read after a gap of more than 10 yrs, so I'll probably get better.

 

yeah but some books just by reading prologue u might get an idea, thats how I do atleast not jus because of best seller or won booker prize
 

[tennisluvr]

Light I didn't like this book that much either. 

 

Read "All the light you can't see" it's much better. 

 

But the next Hollywood Blockbuster is surely going to be "The Revenant" 

[VizagRocks]

yeah but some books just by reading prologue u might get an idea, thats how I do atleast not jus because of best seller or won booker prize
 

 

If I did that, I would have to skip my favourite type of books - Science Fiction.

 

Neuromancer, Revelation Space were top class books. But I couldn't have known it just by reading the prologue. They are not contemporary science fiction, but they came heavily recommended.

 

I took another such recommendation and read Leviathan Wakes. What a bore that was.

 

Its always hit and go, atleast for me. Plus, I whine about too many things, and would find it uncomfortable if I liked everything that came my way :)