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
Millennium Stockholm Map
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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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Love the books on the third one now.Wish we could continue with more.
- carolyn siarkowski, 8 Mars 2010
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hey.im evrim.im from Turkey.i finished your book(the girl with the dragon tatoo) just today.it is very super.i wondered other book.i guess they don't buy in turkey.im a fan of you anymore thanks
- evrim taylan, 7 Mars 2010
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please come to Cyprus... we love your books
still waiting the 3rd one...
- Niki, 7 Mars 2010
You know he's dead right?
- , 8 Mars 2010
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i've abandoned my friends, boyfriend, cleaning... after the first few pages i knew i was in trouble. every minture of my spare time has been devoted to Mr. Larsson's books. The third book took quite long. i decided to read few pages at a time knowing that soon it will be over.
i think it's time now to book a flight to Stockholm and have a stroll around the streets.
i would love to shake the author's hand.
i wish he was still among us.
- dawid.galway, 7 Mars 2010
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I rarely read crime fiction, but was totally transfixed and mesmerized by the first book of the Millennium Trilogy. Now I can't wait to lay my hands on the second book and then the third. It is sad how such a talented writer had to die so untimely with so many people enjoying his works. I wish his family all the best and my heartfelt condolences with Stieg Larsson's sudden demise.
- Celia, Sydney 7.3.10, 7 Mars 2010
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I could not put the first two books down: Although I have a problem with translations, as I grew up in a non-English speaking home and know how difficult it is to translate effectively, I still was enraptured by these two books. I would like the third book: when will it be available in the USA? Who is benefiting from the enormous profits from the Larsson publications? Thank you.
- Virginia Cantara, 6 Mars 2010
His father is benefiting, even if stieg broke up contact with him long time ago. the problem was (is) that stieg and his ladyfriend were not married (although i think 15 years together), so she has no rights on his publications or the millions made by him.
- Julia S., 8 Mars 2010
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I have just finished the Millennium trilogy.For the last few chapters I had to ration myself to a few pages at a time, I knew that once I finished hornets nest ,That was it!!!Every one of the books in this trilogy had me engrossed,and hurtling toward the conclusion. I hope that the film does these books the justice they deserve I only hope that Stiegs Family are proud of what he achieved.I mourn the loss of this talent
- Fiona Scott ,Mid Calder ,Scotland, 6 Mars 2010
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too long ? I think you need to think about a different career ...
- , 4 Mars 2010
it was a book NOT a Magazine perhaps you should try a mag instead!!!
- A Non, 6 Mars 2010
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Just finished '...Played with Fire' after having finished '...Dragon Tattoo'. Truly amazing! Honestly, they are the single best books I've read in nearly 20 years. I wholly enjoyed them. So captivating and so inspiring. Larsson leaves a legacy of such creativity, genius, and beauty with these novels.
- Paul J., 4 Mars 2010
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
Just read the first book, it took 24 hours. I have not been this engrossed in a novel for so long, it was a rare pleasure. Thank you Stieg, you have left us with one of the most precious gifts a person can.
- samm- Australia, 9 Mars 2010