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The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
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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 live in Toronto and found out that the third book won't be available in Canada until May - BUT, I just got back Copenhagen and snagged a copy of the third book at the airport. If you live in Toronto and want to borrow it when I'm done, let me know. Happy to share. Ann
- Ann, 13 February 2010
Hi Ann, you are soo lucky! it is such a long long time to wait until the 3rd book is out in May!! would you be willing to mail to FL?
- Leslie, 17 February 2010
I bought mine in Australia.
- Helen Pepper, 2 Mars 2010
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I don't really want to read about a woman being tortured, especially when I get to the end of the chapter and find out it's a 13 yr old girl!!! This seems to me to be a pedophilic author trying to LURE in the masses with seemingly benign writing and then we later find out that it's actuallly a pedophilic exerpt ('it was her thirteenth birthday'). Same way Lisbeth SEEMS like a 24 yr. old adult (as described) but LOOKS like a CHILD- don't fall into the trap of a very crafty pedophile!!
- melissa peaslee, 13 February 2010
Are you kidding me???? That is just such a load of crap!!!
- Stelle, 13 February 2010
Melissa: Without spoiling the novel, I can say that your characterization about what is going on in that chapter is dead wrong.
- Alex, 13 February 2010
Melissa, I am sad to be the one to have to tell you this, but you are an idiot first class. I am curious though, were you born an idiot or did you have to work hard to become one?
- cajun flavor, 15 February 2010
Melissa, you don't know what you're talking about, right? Rather go read the books and then come back. It just makes you look really stupid ATM.
- Ernie P. (South-Africa), 15 February 2010
Melissa, I was suspicious initially, too. Luckily, I'd been given it to read by a feminist friend, so continued to read. It's not what you think. On the contrary.
- Sara, 17 February 2010
Melissa, I can only support the above comments on your views on the autor. This has nothing to do with Larrson having a sick mind. On the contrary, he puts his finger on a realistic wound in our society, (sadistic and dominant behavior of certain men ) and gave the caracter Lisbeth Salander the courage and willpower to fight this in her own way.
Maybe this fictional person will give the power to some women in this world to fight back when agressed for no reason at all. This is a very realistic story in many ways. This shit start at young age at school at this problematic is of our current days.
so, don't condemn without reading his work, and just based on some comments or reviews.
- Guido St Nom La Breteche 28.01.2010, 17 February 2010
Good for you Melissa for expressing your opinion albeit forcefully. I always wonder about people who write about sadistic crime and whether they take some sort of prurient interest in it. However I don't think that's where Larsson is coming from - his agenda is made very explicit in the first book (the only one I have read although I know the bit you're referring to) - he wants to expose and condemn violence against women. I wasn't convinced though by Eva, Cecilia and Lisbeth's readiness to jump into bed with him, no strings attached, however!
- ST, UK, 18 February 2010
I liked the book and read the whole of it, but agree with Melissa that I wondered why the violence had to be pushed to such unbearable levels in order to make the obvious points. Until I found out about Larsson´s political background, I also questioned his motives. Now I assume that perhaps he wanted to cross a line that could otherwise still be titillating for some?
In any case, I do not see any idiocy in such considerations - and your comments, cajun flavour, merely remind me of the less tolerant and agreeable characters in Larsson´s books.
- Angelika, London, 22 February 2010
Melissa, it is funny to read such a comment because the book is quite the other way around.
Your pre-concept (your mind set) did not allow you to see the real thing.
I am sorry for you.
- Jorge Segui, 23 February 2010
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I am just now reading The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo and have to admit that I never red (or seen a movie) that interesting in my all life.
The most beautiful thing is a feeling that author of this book seams so human and sophisticated.
Soul man.
I miss Stieg Larsson a lot.
- Ana-Marija, 12 February 2010
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Here in Chile we need many L.S. and M.B. regarding
the new elected president.
- , 11 February 2010
Interestrng, I know so little about Chilean politics. Your current former president could not stand for reelection!? The alternative party candidate was uninspiring!? The eventual victor had powerful media interests? What is there to know?
- Polly, 12 February 2010
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I have just purchased Hornet's Nest from Waterstones, only out in Hardback, not in Paperback until 1st April - couldn't wait that long. Anyway, Waterstones have £5.00 off so get shopping!
Brilliant!!
- Sam, UK, 11 February 2010
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"The Girl Who Played with Fire" (should be underscored) is done as of this AM, it was hard to put down for sleep, work, child-care, etc. I came here to verify that Hornet's Nest is ready and waiting. I haven't been this wired for a writer since finishing the Patrick O'Brian series. He's tremendous, a pleasure to read, and a very untimely loss. I want to tromp around Sweden and see for myself. rip and blessings to Eva.
- Steve Malsin, NY, USA, 7 February 2010
I purchased "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest" through Amazon UK back in October because I couldn't wait for June for it to come out in the US.
- Janel Carrasco, 7 February 2010
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Great writing, gripping reading.
- , 7 February 2010
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just finished the final book - very sad that that's the last one but will read them again in time
- louise, 7 February 2010
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His books are about the very best I've read in years.
- , 7 February 2010
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo and The Girl Who Played with Fire are two of the very best fiction stories I have ever read. These two books can stand shoulder-to-shoulder on my book shelf with some of the great classics of all time. What an incredible character Mr. Larsson has created in Lisbeth. His untimely death is a great tragedy for the reading public.
- Paul C (author and English professsor), 14 February 2010