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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WHAT A GREAT READ THESE BOOKS WERE, LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE MOVIES IN ORDER. AND ALSO BOOK 4.
CONGRATULATIONS FOM AN AUSSIE
- nevmanners@hotmail.com, 18 July 2011
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correction: In the book "Stieg and Moi" that Eva Gabrielsson (Stieg Larsson's life companion) is currently writing together with Marie Francois Colombani, Eva says that she could finish the fourth manuscript that Stieg and her (i.e. she) had already started working on.
- Philip Bradfield (pedant), 18 July 2011
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To live and die for what you believe in takes a lot of courage!! Stieg Larsson is a real hero. He live on for ever by his books. We need more women like Lisbeth who stand up for what they truly believe in.
- raji, 16 July 2011
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What is the worth of life if don't fight for what you believe in ! Hats off to Lisbeth
- raji, 16 July 2011
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A good friend of mine turned me on to Stieg Larrson and actually bought me a copy of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. I read about 50 pages of it and lost the book. It was a slow read for me anyway so I forgot about it and went back to work on getting my book, Sys-Funky, published. but something kept saying to pick up The Dragon Tattoo and get back into it. What a writer! What a story! I didn't go to work one day. I just stayed home and read.
Finished Dragon Tattoo last Sunday and immediately picked up The Girl Who Played with Fire that night. It's Wednesday and I have 80 pages left! My eyes are blurry... can't see at a distance... bumping into stuff... haven't been this engrossed in years. Guess I'll pick up the Hornet's Nest after work.
So glad I didn't see any of the movies. The Movie Screen of the Mind is the best way to view anything. Gotta get some sleep tonight... can't wake up at 4am again to start reading then get to work by 9am.
I'm not afraid to say it. I would go out with Lisbeth. I don't care what she did. She's a lady in my eyes (despite the fact that they're a little blurry!)
Are the movies worth seeing?
- James P, Bklyn NY, 14 July 2011
All 3 movies are awesome. They're definitely worth watching. :)
- Juliana, 14 July 2011
Yes they certainly are, however not as good as the books of course. I was reluctant to see them because they were Swedish with English dubbing or sub-titles. I finally rented them and was very happy for having done so. I turn on the English dubbing and the sub-titles and enjoyed them immensely. I have made copies of all three.
- Danny, 20 July 2011
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Why is it taking so long for the third book to come out in paperback in America?
- Austin, 24 June 2011
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Stieg Larsson,
You have touched us all with your great and most phenommenal works.
i do ask of you.....Eva Gabrialesson that you finish this great and wonderful masterpiece for all those out there waiting to be heard once again from the Great Stieg Larsson
- Wasp, 20 June 2011
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I am reading the trilogy seen the first film and the underlying current is serious and combined with Larsson's endeavours and humanistic political work the tragic loss of his early death. He lives on and so should the concerns be opened out.Not simply a great thriller but has relevant content to world history and people's rights..justice.
- shanti, 4 June 2011
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I am Brazilian student of letters and had the pleasure of reading this fantastic book, which I am fascinou.Já read some classics of world literature but no author could hold as much as Larssson me, never seen an author give life to many characters in a work without lose climax.A humanity lost a great writer.
Ba, Brazil
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- , 3 June 2011
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
Absolutely amazing trilogy! In a month I'm moving to Sweden to continue my law studies and I can't wait to walk around Uppsala and Stockholm with the book in my hands.
I admire to what Mr Larsson dedicated his life.
- anna, 21 July 2011