Rereading this was not as stressful as my first two reads so I could finally enjoy this hugely suspenseful read, chock full of jeopardy, but also the relentless force that is The girl - Lisbeth who is in Intensive Care, after being shot in the head and buried! The enemy - as revealed in The Girl Who Played with Fire, is a conspiracy going back from before Lisbeth's birth, and now they've decided to destroy her, once and for all. The support - as more evidence of Lisbeth's truths are revealed her...

I was literally drawn into spider’s web and enjoy to binge-read the series ( a book for each night)! They were addictive, bleak, extra dark, fast pacing, absolutely unputdownable!After Stieg Larsson passed away, David Lagercrantz took over from where the author left things!Honest advice: stick to the trilogy. Without Larsson’s creative writing skills, the entire Millennium installment and Salander- Blomkvist’s character stories lost its essence at the sequels! Just like American adaptation into ...

”Salander was afraid of no-one and nothing. She realized that she lacked the necessary imagination--and that was evidence enough that there was something wrong with her brain.” Noomi Rapace plays Lisbeth Salander in the excellent Swedish trilogy. She takes the bad girl goth look farther than even Joan Jett.Even if Lisbeth Salander had been raised in a “normal” environment of a white picket fence, with a swing in the backyard, a dad flipping burgers in a haze of barbecue smoke, and a smiling, ...

(A-) 82% | Very Good
Notes: A predictable outcome with no real surprises along the way, but characters are well drawn and the pace never slows.

Another short review due to glitches on GR!

Lisbeth is recovering in the hospital but she has to go to court because she is being charged with the murder of her rapist. Who cares if she did in my opinion.



Mikael and the gang are also trying to get things pinned on Lisbeth's evil father and such as well.

Lisbeth goes to trial to prove she's innocent in this matter. She's just too cool.







Fin

LA RAGAZZA CHE GIOCAVA COL FUOCOIl film di David Fincher fa subito centro, sin dai titoli di testa: una specie di videoclip con l’intramontabile canzone dei Led Zeppelin “Immigrant Song” nella cover di Karen’O curata da Trent Reznor e Atticus Ross.Uomini che odiano le donne, il primo della trilogia Millennium, fu un regalo di compleanno.Da parte di chi non mi aveva mai fatto regali e che giudicavo lettrice svogliata e distratta.Un tomo di tante pagine, nel pieno del fenomeno mediatico, provenien...

I thoroughly enjoyed this series and I feel so so bad that Mr. Stieg Larsson passed away before he could finish it the way he wanted to. The first book bogged me down initially with a plethora of details - I was annoyed by how long it just sat on my shelf and how irritating a character Mikael Blomkvist was turning out to be. Halfway through I found myself transformed into a complete truant at school and zombie in my social life because I ignored everything and everyone until I finished reading. ...

This is the third (completed) novel of what Stieg had hoped would be a ten-volume opus. At the end of the last book, Lisbeth Salander had been shot by her evil and well-toasted natural father, a former Soviet spy who had been granted immunity in Sweden in return for handing over information. We pick up the story here as she arrives at an ER with several wounds, including a bullet wound to the head, with the bullets still inside.Stieg Larsson - 1954 - 2004 - image from Rollingstone Don’t even try...

These books really shouldn't work. Stieg Larsson is a very weird writer. He likes to tell us absolutely everything someone is doing. If Stieg wrote the story of my morning, it would go like this:"Joel woke up around 7:45 a.m. and looked at the clock. He decided he didn't need to get up yet and hit the snooze button. When the alarm sounded again, he dragged himself out of bed and used the toilet. He brushed his teeth and then dressed in a blue striped shirt, black tie and flat front dress slacks ...

What I learned from this book (in no particular order):1. You can use duct tapes to close up serious wounds; they keep the blood in and the germs out.2. You can be shot in the head and STILL have photographic memory, though annoyingly, you will forget the solution to that pesky Fermat's Theorem that you have just discovered.3. Congenital analgesia is a useful condition to have for mafia henchmen and Bond villains.4. Muscular, one meter eighty-four tall Latina policewomen who can out-wrestle a ma...