The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a great work of fine craftsmanship. You will surely feel disappointment when you reach to the final page because there was no more to read. You will never desire that the story end. The characters are too interesting for this to be the end. It seems that this was the first novel in a trilogy... 

“The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest” is an extremely admirable successor as compare to earlier two books. And in the direction of the end, there will be some moments when tears will come out from your eyes. Stieg Larsson knows how to play with timing, pace, and wordings to keep the story interesting. It... 

Fascinating stuff! This is what an anticipation novel should be all about. With the exclusion of a few untied situations and a couple of dead ends, the book is tremendously well plotted and the characters are amazing. Hard to put down, this book will keep you spinning through the pages all night. This is a hard-to-put-down book... 

A few years ago, Ake Daun, a professor of European ethnology, posted an article on Sweden’s official national Web site, Sweden.se, arguing that Swedes are not in fact gloomy or suicide prone. “Sweden is quite far down in the European suicide table, in 15th place,” Daun wrote, blaming a 1960 speech by Dwight Eisenhower...