La Reina En El Palacio de Las Corrientes de Aire (Serie Millennium 3): The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Paperback)

from readingwithtea

Having now finished the third volume in Stieg Larsson's worldwide bestselling Millennium trilogy, I have to say this has been one of my favourite reading experiences. I haven't read many trilogies (Harry Potter ended up at 7 books and the Brontës stuck to stand-alone books...) but I enjoyed the w...

from brizmus

This third installment in Stieg Larsson's Millenium Trilogy (which was originally meant to contain twelve books; due to Stieg Larsson's premature death caused by a tragic and brutal heart attack, it became a trilogy) is easily the best of the bunch. Stieg Larsson is a genious. And there is no dou...

from brenzi

At this point in time, I have finished the Millenium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson and, since he died in 2004, there will be no more for me to read. That is truly unfortunate since this was a crime fiction series extraordinaire. As a matter of fact, I would never go out of my way to read crime fiction...

from bookworm12

The final book in the Millennium trilogy gives us a resolution for the complicated story of Lisbeth Salander. The book picks up only moments after The Girl Who Played With Fire's ending. After an initial frenzy of events, things start to lag a bit as Larsson delves into the complicated details of...

from Jenners26

This is the third book in the Millennium trilogy, and I would not recommend jumping in without having read the first two books. You'd be terribly lost! So, I'm writing this review with the assumption that you HAVE read the first two books. So if you haven't, scoot out of here before I ruin someth...