Millennium trilogy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
The 4th book
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Boxed set edition of the Millennium Trilogy, the first volume of which, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, has been adapted as a major Hollywood film starring Daniel Craig to be released on the 26th December.
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exciting!
- glauco (IT), 8 February 2011
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I have just finished the third book, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest.
Absolutely fantastic reading. Got to go a long way to find books as thrilling and gripping as this trilogy.
- Jill Harris, 7 February 2011
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A read all three of the books, I am in a ladies book club and it was chosen to read by all 8 of us. They really kept you on the edge of your seat. I am sorry that the author did not experience the success of his novels before he died.
- Bonnie Wardlow, 5 February 2011
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As I was reading the first book, I realized I hadn't ready anything as complex and captivating since I had read "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexander Dumas when I was 14 (some 13 years ago). Larsson knew how to weave tale in ways very few know how, and in ways we rarely see in modern literature or other mediums as well. It's amazing to me that he had at least 7 more books up his sleeve, but I guess that's what we call genius.
Being a writer myself, lowly and unpublished, I can scarcely hope to write something half as hardboil, gritty, real and deep and captivating as his only 3 works.
- Nathan, 3 February 2011
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By far the best read, I am a Baldacci and Patterson fan, and would give them up to have Larrson books too bad he didn't live to see how successful he was to become.
- boomsider, 2 February 2011
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Always looking for a good read...these books were GREAT! They were real page turners! Best books since the Dan Brown books! So sorry Mr. Larsson died!
- Virginia N., 31 January 2011
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The best crime novels in the earth.Obviously great books cant say more.Millenniun Trilogy is very popular here in Finland ^^ I know its popular all over world!
- Pekka Turunen, 29 January 2011
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wonderfull books ,the brilliant mind of stieg larsson, and now we go and suffer the americans making a film,with their ridiculous high fives and yowling accents and completely lost in space attituded towards anything classical,why o why are they going to let these heathens with their(I will tell you how good I am) actors ruin a perfectly correctly constructed piece of writing by a brilliant author,it shoud remain within sweden,in my opinion it can only work with swedish influence
- ac.presland, 29 January 2011
Well said! I agree entirely. Americans should stick to their Super Bowls.
- Hans Honegger, 3 February 2011
I'm American, and not sure what to think currently about the films. David Fincher is a good filmmaker, though I've been shying away from "Social Network", seems like a sellout if you ask me. I've been watching the three Swedish adaptations, and am yet to watch the third one. They're good, but some things were left out that I wish weren't, so who knows.
And by the way, Hans, your reply is the best comeback about this nonsense I've read to date. :) Score.
- Nathan Weaver, 3 February 2011
Americans has made some very amazing novels and movies. I will admit that there are many horribly made things here, but I'm sure that Sweden or wherever you are from has flaws as well.
This is by far one of the best novels/movies I have seen in a while. It is a shame that the author never got to witness its success.
- Miraya, 7 February 2011
I just watch the Sweden version of the first book and thought it was good but it also took things out of order. No matter what book it is, everyone is going to have their own image of the main characters. It's hard to combine such an awesome but complex story into 2 hours and 3 movies. Brilliant writting and story telling. RIP Stieg.
- Lisa, 8 February 2011
Dear ac.presland, sorry you don't like American accents. But no worries, the leading man in the Hollywood remake is English.
- Bob, 10 February 2011
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Phenomanal!!!!! I couldnt put them down! Have not been that enraptured by a book since...I dont know when.
- Colleen M, 28 January 2011
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
hope to see the movie the book kept me on edge all the time [the girl with thedragon tatoo] thank you for these books so sorry you didnt live to see their sucess
- a schmidlein, 9 February 2011
I Agree
- norm, 9 February 2011