I liked the book a fair bit too, B. The chilling statistics and repeated references to violence against women were a bit depressing. But Salander was totally awesome.
And I give the book a +1 for not having the happy…
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I liked the book a fair bit too, B. The chilling statistics and repeated references to violence against women were a bit depressing. But Salander was totally awesome.
And I give the book a +1 for not having the happy…
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I read the second book in this series (The Girl Who Played with Fire) and was really disappointed. The two main characters were interesting but I couldn’t get past the clunkiness, the flat dialogue, and the (what felt like) endless…
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I’m having a hard time remembering the first one distinctly, but I’d give the trilogy at least a B+. (I consumed the first in one long weekend of ignoring my children and husband, then badgered a British friend to send…
