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Ron Obvious

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11. England vs Amerika

Reply to cwydro (Reply #8)

Fri Oct 7, 2016, 10:36 PM

Oct 2016

Odd, as I understand the main character observes people in houses from a railway carriage. That's very much more likely in England with houses backing onto railroad lines quite commonly.

I'd say it's almost unheard of in the US.

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Anyone seen The Girl on the Train? [View all] cwydro Oct 2016 OP

The description sounded very interesting... Ron Obvious Oct 2016 #1

It was great cwydro Oct 2016 #2

The description reminded me a bit of an Agatha Christie novel Ron Obvious Oct 2016 #5

I'm a huge Agatha Christie fan. I loved that book. cwydro Oct 2016 #7

I have the audio book... angstlessk Oct 2016 #3

I love audio books because I have to drive so much. cwydro Oct 2016 #4

Loved the book. narnian60 Oct 2016 #6

I most definitely will read the book now. cwydro Oct 2016 #8

I don't mind a few differences narnian60 Oct 2016 #9

Well, they changed it from England to the US. cwydro Oct 2016 #10

England vs Amerika Ron Obvious Oct 2016 #11

It's in the NYC area. cwydro Oct 2016 #13

I'm the odd one out, I guess. I didn't like the book at all. CrispyQ Oct 2016 #12

Loved the movie Chalco Oct 2016 #14

I started to figure it out too. cwydro Oct 2016 #15