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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An absolute gem of a trilogy. Just starting the 3rd book. Unputdownable.
Translated beautifully.
- A Smitheman, 2 January 2011
Just finished the 3rd book today - I couldn't put it down - had to finish it.
- N. Elder 2 January 2011, 3 January 2011
well, but the title is completely different from the one Larson chose! Why do you think he chose "Queen of a castle of air"?
- thais, 8 January 2011
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I read the first two books in 4 days! My son gave me the third one for Christmas and I am afraid to start reading because I know I will be angry with myself for reading too fast knowing that it is the last one. I have put Mr Larsson in my top 2 favorite authors and hope that he realized how brilliant he was.
- lilalipoo, 2 January 2011
Hi I Also got the 3rd book for Christmas and finished it last week fantastic series My mom of 84 now reading 2nd book also cannot put it down
What a loss Steig dying so suddenly imagine where the story could have gone to with his great mind Eva I hope you can make a plan about the 4th book will definatly buy it and I hope it make you very rich like the Harry Potter and Outlander series regards from South Africa
- Eileen, 13 January 2011
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Thank you for the books you have written, I think they are very fantastic.
- , 2 January 2011
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I know because I have been a victim of their misogynist violence for years. How could he have been so deluded as to not see the threat from them? It seems that women are always the victims.
And as for this guy, why did he not make provisions for his longtime love?
- renegada, 30 December 2010
To your second comment.....Probably because he was young and didn't think he would die so soon. Is this a problem for you?????
- A Smitheman, 2 January 2011
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I wonder what Larsson thought about the fascism of the muslims who are now threatening his country.
- renegada, 30 December 2010
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Please tell me how Lisbeth Salander's fingerprints turned up on the murder weapon in the book "Played with Fire." It may well have been late into the night while I was reading the passages which explained that one... and it didn't register.
- Karin Barro, 30 December 2010
When she was searching B's apt and opened one of the drawers she saw his gun there.
The book didn't specifically say that she handled it but it was obvious that she would have picked it up. (Certainly in retrospect)
- Duh?, 31 December 2010
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Can anyone tell me where to find a Spanish translation of the Trilogy?
- Huge One, 30 December 2010
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I was flying out of Cardiff (Wales) and rushed to the book store for something to read for the travel ahead.
Picked up the second of the millennium series (should have had my glasses on - missed the part detailing the millennium series in small type) - Once bought could not put the book down.
Now have the first and third in the series (for Christmas) and bought the full series for my eldest son who is in Norway for the New Year. Relishing the thought of reading these
I share Bill's comments below - says it all.
With the Wikileaks story coming out hot the heels of my finishing the book makes me wonder -
Did Stieg Larsson know Assanger (of Wilileaks)?
- Rob, South Wales, 29 December 2010
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M. Larson,
Thank you so much for Lizbeth Salinder and how she inspires me in the though times I'm going through. Your work means a lot to me and helps me a lot to find the courage to get through all that. Just wanted you to know that not only you created a magistral trilogy, but that it also helped a woman somewhere... and many many more, I'm sure.
Merci!
- MEP, Canada, 29 December 2010
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
Just finished book 3, I am in love.
- helenarriaza, 4 January 2011