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Agung Surya agungsuryaa — I'll admit that I'm not a huge reader of the mystery genre because I usually find that they aren't all that mysterious OR that the solution to the mystery is not as good as the mystery itself, leaving me feeling cheated. And, to be honest, that's how I felt about this book. I felt the story was excellently crafted for the most part and I enjoyed the twists and turns, but the conclusion to the murder mystery I found to be contrived and hard to believe. Worse, I was immensely disappointed by the fact that the mystery would never be revealed to the "public" but hidden away... where is the justice in that to all those women? Yes, I realize the author's point was to show that a journalist sometimes needs to put his journalistic tendencies away and be human, and in his empathy for Harriet Vanger's tragic life, he did just so. HOWEVER, to save one life that scrutiny while preventing the other families affected by the deranged and unbelievable murderer is, in my eyes, the true horror of this story. Finally, I found it interesting that each chapter began with a statistic about the physical abuse of women... and the irony that the protagonist of the story ended up being a bit of an emotional woman abuser, easily slipping under the sheets with countless women because they asked him to and unable to form any lasting relationship with any of them. This particularly bothered me with Salandar who, in her inability to connect emotionally with the outside world, finally made a connection to Blomkvist. As he watched her transform before his eyes and learn to trust him, he should have realized the sexual relationship between them was no longer an inconsequential act for him, or more importantly, her. I find it difficult to "celebrate" the hero of this story when his stock in the lives of the women in his life amounts to zero. Not sure if I'll read the remaining books in this series...

Imen Soltani _men_oltani — Nabokov is a master of words, and Lolita is much more than just a story. its a mistery puzzle, a twisted love story, a psychological novel, and an amazing art work. its only problem was that i found it hard to read ordinary modern books after it. but maybe thats not such a bad thing after all. :-)

Lily Aranovskaya lily_aranovskaya — Have you ever wondered about God? Yeah, me neither. But this book is still good.

James Roy _ogo_raphic — Boring. Nothing like the first two books.

Anastasiya Orekhova _astya_anti — I had no idea what this book was about when I started it. I felt like it was a little strange, but I did take things from it and felt that it had a good message.