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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Remember to surface....
By Margaret Harris
I'm only about 1/4 into this book, but really enjoying it. The author keeps up a great pace throughout, and I'd have to agree with a previous reviewer that you want to read these books in great big greedy chunks, and have to forcibly remind yourself to work/eat/talk to the family!!!! I'm looking forward to seeing how this concludes, especially since I've also got 'The Girl in the Spider's Web' lined up........ If you enjoy reading action stories with good cerebral content, you will definitely enjoy this series of books.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
The final lap, but not as good as the first
By Camembaert
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest completes the Salander/Blomqvist trilogy and draws the strands together. While it isn't essential to have read The Girl Who Played With Fire or The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo a new reader may find some of the plot a little baffling in the early stages if they haven't, before the back stories start to kick in.Salander is to stand trial for attempted murder, GBH and other things, and a secretive group in the Secuurity Police would rather that didn't happen. Once again Salander's friends are needed to help her despite herself. This time she is severely hampered by being locked up in a hospital for much of the story. A lot of the plot relies on Salander's computer hacking skills, and were it not for those the story just wouldn't work as the secrets couldn't otherwise be exposed. One can only hope that there aren't too many real Salanders out there reading our computer hard drives and e-mails (or is it all just bunkum?).The problem of too much unnecessary detail and too much repetition that I identified in The Girl Who Played With Fire are repeated here so grit your teeth if you, like me, find that annoying.The story reaches its climax in a courtroom drama, or does it? There is one loose end to tie up, which Larson does by way of an epilogue.There is one major flaw in this book. A sub plot involving Erika Berger, Blomqvist's part time lover and Editor-in-Chief at Millennium magazine. It adds nothing to the story and serves only as a distraction. I guess Larsson had some purpose in telling it, but I'm baffled by what that might be. If you skip through it you won't miss anything important.It is a pity that Stieg Larsson died before his books were published. Had he lived he might have read the proofs and decided to make a few changes for the better. However, once I started reading I couldn't help but staying to the final full stop.

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Way to go girl!
By Mrs. Erica Vaudin
I have read the three books in this series twice now. I have NEVER reread a book before as I have too many other books I want to read! Apparently another writer has taken over Steig Larsson's role as this author has died. So now I'm going to read the next two novels in this series.

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