Millennium trilogy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest
The 4th Book
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The Girl Who Played with Fire
Flickan som lekte med elden
© Stieg Larsson 2006, Norstedts Förlag, Stockholm
Plot summary
Lisbeth Salander is wanted for a triple murder. All three victims are connected to a trafficking exposé about to be published in Mikael Blomqvist’s magazine Millenium, and Lisbeth’s fingerprints are on the weapon.
Lisbeth vanishes to avoid capture by the justice. Mikael, not believing the police, is despairingly trying to clear her name, using all his resources and the staff of his magazine. During this process, Mikael discovers Lisbeth’s past, a terrible story of abuse and traumatizing experiences growing up in the Swedish care system.
When he eventually finds her, it’s only to discover that she is far more entangled in his initial investigation of the sex industry than he could ever imagine.
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Began reading the first book, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo yesterday, could not put it down, read until my eyes burned, forced my eyes to keep reading, i could not stop. what a compelling story...i finished at 9:00 a.m. can't decide if I should run out and buy the next one or crawl back to reality. i don't want to leave these characters. i miss the tiny island, and all that coffee...thank you, thank you stieg larsson.
- Jay Jay in New York City, NY, 3 August 2010
Great comment, "I miss the tiny island, and all that coffee...". My sentiments exactly. I love these books, I'm almost done with "The Girl Who Played with Fire". I sorrow because I know that this great story will end.
- willjr29, 31 August 2010
Great comment, "I miss the tiny island, and all that coffee...". My sentiments exactly. I love these books, I'm almost done with "The Girl Who Played with Fire". I sorrow because I know that this great story will end.
- willjr29, 31 August 2010
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sAW THE dvd SO NOW WANT TO READ THE BOOKS
- , 26 July 2010
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What was the solution to Fermat's equation? Should have been included in book 3!!!
- wicked_girlpower, 24 July 2010
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Who was the old man in the nursing home that Lisbeth was friends with ?? was he a relative...friend of his father ??
- Howie, 11 July 2010
He was her original guardian. She found him when he had the stroke and thought he had not survived. He signed her guardianship over to Nils, the scumbag...
- Anita, 11 July 2010
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I have been an avid reader since the age of 6 or so and I am now 70. Two chapters into The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and I was hooked. After reading the book, my wife and I went to see the movie. I am not sure which was the best, the book or the movie. I have read all thee books and they were incredible reading. As we say in Texas...."Don't Mess With Lisbeth." What a great character.
- R.W. Walker - San Antonio, TX, 7 July 2010
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Lisbeth Salander's quest is all the more amazing in view of her past. Rather than allowing her past to paralyze her, she has channelled her survival skills to make her way in a violent, fascinating world. My full review can be read at www.the-reading-list.com
- Ex Lit Prof, 7 July 2010
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It was incredible... Just amazing.
- Ilkim Saral, 1 July 2010
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One of the best book I ever read. The characters are wonderful. I gonna read the 3rd one one soon. Thrilling and astonishing which gave me an idea about Sweden as well. Wonderfull... I miss the auther and wish he was alive.
- Rafeeq Tharayil, 1 July 2010
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I've read the first two of the Millenium trilogy. The quality of Stieg Larsson's writing, story telling, and characters have spoiled me. Am hesitant, both to read The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest because that's the end of this brilliant writing, and to pick up anything else to ready, because it will likely pale in comparison.
- Jan George, 15 June 2010
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I haven't read any of the books but the Girl Who Played With Fire is playing at the movie theatre right now. Can I see that movie without having seen the first in the series? Or will I be totally lost?
- Martina, 12 August 2010
Definitely read the books, then see the movies
They are without a doubt the best series of books I have read in a very long time
It's hard for me to find books that compel me in such a way
I felt a sense of sadness when I reached the end - to know that there wont be any more from Larsson
- ebonflow, 22 August 2010