Name: The Note
Rating: 3.375 (8 reviews)
ISBN: 9781788548069

Zoë Folbigg

One day, Maya sees a new commuter on her train to London and knows that he is The One. Based on the author's true story, a tale of love, friendship, and one moment of being brave that changed everything...

The gripping, heartwarming and bestselling page-turner

The Note

Love at first sight - based on the true story of one girl and her 'train man'... One very ordinary day, Maya Flowers sees a new commuter board her train to London, and suddenly the day isn't ordinary at all. Maya knows immediately and irrevocably that he is The One. Every day they go through the same routine; he with his head in a book and her dreaming of their happily-ever-after. But eventually, Maya plucks up the courage to give Train Man a note asking him out for a drink. And so begins a story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it. Based on the true story that everyone is talking about, The Note is an uplifting, life-affirming reminder that taking a chance can change everything... Perfect for fans of David Nicholls' One Day, Jojo Moyes and Sophie Kinsella. The Note is a once-in-a-lifetime love story for hopeless romantics everywhere.

The book everyone's talking about

Jessica Dickinson

I really enjoyed this book. It gave me “Sex in the city” kinda vibes. I absolutely love Maya, she is such a strong, successful, brave character and I feel every young lady could look up to her. This book reminds us that sometimes it is worth taken them chances. I would of given it 5 stars if there was more romance between Maya & James, when it ended I wanted more. Overall an easy read that I thoroughly enjoyed. 

Ruth Parker 

Ah this book had such a great premise. Sounded so light and fluffy and easy to read. But the writing style was not to my taste at all. I felt sponges, as if I couldn’t understand show not tell and as if everything had to be explained to me in excruciating detail. 
The start of the book is dry exposition heavy and some of the information were given never even leads anywhere. I understand offering background information and get why it’s important... but there’s just so much. 
This book was absolutely not for me. I will try one more book by this author to see if her writing style gets better or more manageable for me, but it won’t be the next book in this series as I’m done with that!

Saima A

One day, Maya sees a new commuter on her train to London and knows that he is The One. Based on the author's true story, a tale of love, friendship, and one moment of being brave that changed everything.

The Note The gripping, heartwarming and bestselling page-turner

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