Gone Girl
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Southwest corner. A motel off the highway. Our room overlooks the parking lot, and if I peek out from behind the stiff beige curtains, I can see people milling about under the fluorescent lights. It’s the kind of place where people mill about. I have the emotional bends again. Too much has happened, and so fast, and now I am in southwest Pennsylvania, and my husband is enjoying a defiant sleep amid the little packets of chips and candies he bought from the vending machine down the hall. Dinner. ...He is angry at me for not being a good sport. I thought I was putting up a convincing front – hurray, a new adventure! – but I guess not.
Now that I look back, it was like we were waiting for something to happen. Like Nick and I were sitting under a giant soundproof, windproof jar, and then the jar fell over and – there was something to do.
Two weeks ago, we are in our usual unemployed state: partly dressed, thick with boredom, getting ready to eat a silent breakfast that we’ll stretch over the reading of the newspaper in its entirety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Southwest corner. A motel off the highway. Our room overlooks the parking lot, and if I peek out from behind the stiff beige curtains, I can see people milling about under the fluorescent lights. It’s the kind of place where people mill about. I have the emotional bends again. Too much has happened, and so fast, and now I am in southwest Pennsylvania, and my husband is enjoying a defiant sleep amid the little packets of chips and candies he bought from the vending machine down the hall. Dinner. ...He is angry at me for not being a good sport. I thought I was putting up a convincing front – hurray, a new adventure! – but I guess not.
Now that I look back, it was like we were waiting for something to happen. Like Nick and I were sitting under a giant soundproof, windproof jar, and then the jar fell over and – there was something to do.
Two weeks ago, we are in our usual unemployed state: partly dressed, thick with boredom, getting ready to eat a silent breakfast that we’ll stretch over the reading of the newspaper in its entirety.
What to read after Gone Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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snewton 6 years ago
This is honestly such a good book. Once you understand whats happening it does get a little easy to predict what will happen, but not so much that it's boring to read. One of the best I've read in a while.
Guest 6 years ago
It took me about 6 months to get through this book, I found it to be extremely boring, the last 100 or so pages were good and kept me on the edge. I would not recommend this book to anyone who needs a book to get there attention from the beginning. The movie however, I found was very good. A lot better than the book.
Guest 7 years ago
Okay this book came across me after I watched the movie and I knew it was a book when the movie came out. The only issue I have with this book is that it is almost just like the movie because the movie was as drawn out like a novel. The movie was interesting enough to hold my attention but I am not sure I can say the same as the book because once I put it down that is it. The plot is good the characters especially Amy I do not like how she got away with so much. Although I don't feel so bad for the husband I have no sympathy for much of the characters.
Guest 7 years ago
2.5 stars. Sorry, not a fan. While I think the author did a good job creating complex characters, I do not like her writing style and found the story boring and predictable. In all honesty, I skimmed most of the book because I wasn't interested and just wanted to finish it. The only point I did become interested was when Diary Amy became Real Amy. Then I was kind of rooting for the bad guy to win, but then it got boring again. However, I laid in bed trying to figure out where I've read "Amy" before. It finally came to me--Zenia in Atwood's The Robber Bride. Much better book in my opinion.Write Review:
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