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Laura Mayer lauramayermarcen — I saw the movie, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, before reading Steig Larsson’s book, and I really enjoyed it. The movie is very true to the novel, but the main surprise I found in reading was how handsome and intriguing the main character was meant to be. Lisbeth’s attraction to him is much more believable in the book. And Lisbeth herself is perfectly cast! I think I liked the book even better than the movie. The story starts slowly with lots of details of financial intrigue that really don’t intrigue me at all. But Lisbeth’s story, woven between, keeps me reading till Blomkvist comes to life. Now I’m pulled in by mystery, fascinating characters, corruption and careful investigation. The author plants details very cleverly, leading the reader to see through the character’s eyes—what did he notice? Why is he looking again? Then finally he finds it. Meanwhile Lisbeth becomes far more than a tortured genius. There are depths and mystery in her, partly explained, partly hid, that will certainly have me coming back for more in the next book. The characters are deeper and more fascinating in the book than in the movie. The locales are beautifully scripted. The plot is both more complex and more believable. And the whole is a great read—well, as long as you get past (but don’t skip) the economics at the start. (Yes, sorry; the economic arguments are essential to the plot.) Time to watch the next movie now, and read the next book. Disclosure: I was given the three books in this series as a gift.

Anne Koslowski _nne_osl — Everyone should read this.

Emir çiftçi emirciftci — I loved it. I loved Murtagh, then he turned bad, it's a shame Ain't it.