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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I have just finished reading THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE. The fight scene was one of the best written pieces if literature I've ever read. I have read a lot and have even written seceral books myself. If only I could write like that maybe someday I could make a living of it. I can't wait to start reading THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET'S NEST. Got it today.
- Geraldine Bass, 20 April 2012
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I wonder about Larsson's personal involvement in the communist party yet his aversion to neo-naziis. I guess I am uneducated about the communist party as being an American, there is nothing positive said about it.
- Cathy, 12 April 2012
A lot of Americans seem to get confused on
The topic of communism and Nazism as the
education about them seems poor but
They are exact opposites of each other,
In Nazism (right wing) one group of people are superior
To others and the countries resources are used
To benefit that specific group only, whereas in
Communism (left wing) everyone is equal and resources
Are shared according to need. This is where the
Terms right and left wing come from, meaning policies
Leaning right (conservative) or left (socialist). Sadly in the USA
There seems to be so much propaganda that people
Don't really understand, eg the health care reforms where
Socialised health care like we have in the uk was demonised
By out right lying and myths about non existent "death panels" etc by right wing Parties opposed to reform. Anyway apologies for the long answer
And hope it helped explain a bit.
- Chris, 25 April 2012
There's no need trying to simplify basic left and right thinking to a bunch of red necks, but I admire you for trying.
- jayne, 1 May 2012
'communism'- basically what Obama is trying to do to the U.S....btw we are not 'a bunch of red necks' and he will not succeed.
- Name/signature, 14 december 2012
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just finished the first book. AMAZING
- bowsera1@comcast.net, 8 April 2012
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good
- sportswear13, 1 April 2012
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Hello Mr.Stieg Larsson. I watched the film "Men who hate women" And enjoyed. I have not read the novel But I'm sure that it is written masterfully.Succeed and be healthy.
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- Babak Oryani, 23 Mars 2012
mr. larsson is dead.
- filipe c., 2 May 2012
May his tired and wise soul rest in peace.
- Henrik Speigelhalter, 8 June 2012
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I saw the America version movie Girl With the Dragon Tattoo first and was delighted to then have the book trilogy offered to me me. The first book was a little slow to start but having seen the film I wanted the nuances missed on celluloid. Once past the first 200 pages the story began to heat up and I was hooked. The second book was hotter and I could not put it down, the third book, I was gripped from the first line, was a pacey furnace. Absolutely loved the plot, sub-plots and characters. Can't wait for the next two movies to be released.
- Turea Spencer Portugal, 15 Mars 2012
The two last movies of the trilogy have been made in 2009. They are on movie channels here in Australia. In fact, they are all three playing this week. The Sewdish verson, that is. Even with the subtitles they are excellent and gripping movies.
- Elizabeth Peterson, 27 April 2012
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- , 14 Mars 2012
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WOW, my whole life was put on hold until I finished reading "The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo" and immediatel started on the second book. I literally lived in the book - could feel the cold he felt when he lived with the Vangers in north Sweden. I have people lined up to borrow all three of my books by Stieg Larsson. So sorry he has died, but hope he can look down and see how appreciated his writing is. But his message is so clear and how much empathy he has for women and their needs. I LOVE HIM.
- Valerie T./USA, 7 Mars 2012
The best three books that I have ever read. Wish there were more to come.
- maurice dix england, 17 Mars 2012
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good person and great writer. hope he died of natural(?) causes.
- j.e. davis, 10 February 2012
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
I just finished the Trilogy. It. Was. AMAZING. I read all the books in four days. I don't know how to describe how much I love this series. I really hope that Stieg's family and wife just end the legal dispute already. I want to read what else he had planned for the series. The man was a genius! I'm sure he had some new plots that would blow us right out of the water. I'm so sad I'm done with the books, but the ending was great. Loved. It.
- Daniella B, 29 April 2012