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Joelography Joelography joelography — The finale to Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy. I have to say this was somewhat of a disappointment relative to the other two books. The plot of this book is not as well-crafted as its predecessors, and Larsson unnecessarily over-complicates everything here. The reader ends up becoming lost in the maze of twists and turns - not in a particular good way. However, this is all relative to the last two books, which were exceptionally spectacular. The book itself is still well above your average thriller mysteries. It still manages to keep me glued to the book till 5am many times.

Danielle Edwards thedanienicole — Contains quite possibly the funniest line ever to be put in print! "The cheerleaders in my groin were setting up fundraising car washes to finance a field trip to his groin." Totally lame ending, though.

Irina Shumikhina multyirin — The first time I read this book only the first part when Stephen was in Clongowes held my interest; the rest of the book made little to no sense to me. However, even then I felt something. It turns out I just wasn't giving it the time it deserved. I have since read this book four more times, and I will read it again. It's brilliance goes well beyond the first part. This book is worth studying in detail, page by page, just to figure out how it works let alone to absorb a fascinating coming of age story. Joyce was a supreme stylist. His prose is tight and the form perfectly fits the feel he creates for the reader. Not only that, but the whole book perfectly fulfills Stephen's aesthetic theory. While I admit that it is a very difficult book, it merits the reader's hard work.