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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A friend offered me the 1st book. Once I got into the story I read it in a week or so. Sometimes I'd stay awake for hours at night, reading it. When I finished I got an english version of the 2nd book at the airport. I read it while on holidays (my girlfriend also get mad at me sometimes) :)
Now I finished it and get wait to get the 3rd book...
Greetings from Portugal
- , 8 December 2009
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I finished the second book. it will be hard towait for the last book to be released. I can hardwait but it makes me sad because there will not be more books to anticipate from someone who write so well.
- Shena Davis Elk, 8 December 2009
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I read the first book within days and am now nearly finished the second book. They are addictive :) I found out about the books from a girl at the bus stop who was reading the first one. I find I am very interested in Sweden now!
Trish Australia
- , 7 December 2009
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for some reason i can,t comprehend i had not heard of these books. I just finished the first one and it was amazing. Even knowing that i have two more to read I already feel the loss of this author who sadly did not get to see his work published. to the person who is #234 on the waiting list at his library ,I am #369 at mine and since i could not wait I went straight to the bookstore and bought the books. looking forward to seeing the movie too......
- e muraga, 7 December 2009
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I´m wrinting from Florianopolis, is a small island on the south of Brazil. I already read all the 3 books and saw the movie based on the first book. I have problens to put all the 3 books dawn, so much that my husband almost brokeup whit me about 100 times. The problem was that he didn´t have an argument. It was kind of funny. Bud my new probem now is that I don´t have anything good enouth to read. I was thinking someone could give me a tip for a real good book. Tanks and I wich you all have a MARRY CHRISTMAS !!!
this is my e-mail: lauscarolina@gmail.com
- Carolina Laus from Brazil ., 6 December 2009
hi i am an absolutely addicted to books have been for the last 6 years. the millennium trilogy has blown my mind like no other books have in the past. however i can reccomend some great reading for you.i will add later some fantastic reads that will also blow your mind
- donna morgan, 16 December 2009
so if you want to know some more books let me no please tiiitchy@live.com.au
- donna morgan, 18 January 2010
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I finished reading the trilogy last night at 5.00.I never thought by reading a book in 3 days.the last from trilogy.
- guarino salvatore, 6 December 2009
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Just fantastic ty
- guarino salvatore, 6 December 2009
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just finished the first book and credit it with getting me back to reading again. I loved it so much I was tempted at times to call in sick to my work just to get back to it. I found myself longing for 5.00pm so that I could take up the story where I was forced to leave off the previous day. I am so thrilled that there are another 2 volumes (at least) and according to at least 3 members of my family these are even better. I wish Eva Gabrielsson every success in her struggle for common justice.
I mourn the loss of a greatly talented writer.
- Bodee Beatty, Scotland, 6 December 2009
H. Y. Chan
- H. Chan, 10 December 2009
Yes, I wish Eva Gabrielsson to succeed in bring the outdated Swedish common law to an end and also succeed in being able to manage the series' publishing. It is most shameful she can not be able to enjoy the financial success the series bring. It is a slap in the face to Stieg Larsson's humanity. I wish you all the best.
- H. Chan, Canada, 10 December 2009
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I finished to read the 3 books of the trilogy this week, and I think they are amazing and larsson is a pretty good writer. These books are one of the most greater that I ever read.
- Sofia Gonzalez, 5 December 2009
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
what a loss. I am in mourning for a great, interesting and civilized writer, Stieg Larsson.
A friend gave me the first book"The Girl with the Draggon Tatoo" and I read it in two days and nights; thank god i am retired and could stay home. I shall read slowly this time because i know after the third book there is no more. What shall I read after, even though there are wonderful writers about but Mr. Larsson with his palpable humanity is no more.
- helka new york city, 9 December 2009