The Crying Room | 
so-soYears ago I adored the bronze horseman and then tried others like Tully by the same author & just couldn‘t get into them , TGITS was a good story, the opening prologue is confusing and lots of characters so moments of head scratching “who is that ?” But it slowly becomes a page turner, she is an excellent writer but this is a whooper of a novel and could have done with being much shorter and better edited.
A single assignment stands between me and my reading break, and I cannot wait to spend it reading
#Madeyoucry. #30Junebooks. Willy Vlautin always makes me cry.
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Couldn't get a photo because I leant it to a friend. What was I thinking?? I should know by now, they don't come back
This book was so moving, I've already read it twice. I can easily read it again. I don't think Paullina Simons gets enough credit for what a good writer she is.
Day 5: I've always loved this book
#anewchapter
pickI enjoyed this so much! The character development is great, the plot is engrossing. 600 pages and I genuinely never got bored or tired of the story. I initially thought it was a “missing girl” suspense-thriller plot but it is actually so much more than that. I can see myself rereading this one.
My first Paullina Simons! (That‘s right, I haven‘t read The Bronze Horseman yet 😳)
pickOne of the best notions that came from the book The Girl in Times Square is the notion of the crying room. We all have our crying rooms it's just whether or not we can get out of the crying room.
