The Girl on the Train - Cinema in papyrus.

 The Girl on the Train  is about young girl and alcoholic named Rachel who forgets everything that happened the day before. She takes the same train every day and she enjoys the slow engine sound, looking out the lovely scenes around her everyday. Her favorite is the view of a couple having breakfast in their home. The narration is very well divided between Three women ; Rachel, Megan and Anna, whose life has been linked together somehow. Neither of the disclosed areas in the novel are neatly in order and the message gets more dark before the mystery is solved. The entire novel is written in a cinematic way. The end of the novel goes like a movie scene or more like a dramatic view with cherishable moments and characters to play their emotions. 

The reason why the novel catches its readers is because of the application of human emotions in a much deeper way and up to which extent every character’s depth of imagination that made perplexed, like the Mind.

The POV forms repeatedly among the characters are Unlucky Rachel Charming Megan and Anna and the new love of Rachel’s Ex - Tom.

Paula shows the method of changing the perspective of characters and the way it empathise to the reader’s life and the way they are brought to the reader. The Girl on the Train can be defined as a novel with narrative characteristics of a film.