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The Girl Who Played with Fire
by Stieg Larsson
[author:Stieg Larsson|706255] is a very interesting author. Even though I don't have much interest in journalism and politics I found an epub version of [book:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|2732977] and tried to read it. At first, it was boring but after the first chapter, I liked it and bought the trilogy.
This book has a reference to its prequel and if you are planning to read this trilogy I recommend you not to skip the first book. [author:Stieg Larsson|706255]'s storytelling is very different and interesting. He likes us to know what happens to each character in detail. Each paragraph narrates the story about what each character are doing and ends with a cliffhanger which will make you keep reading the book till the end. This book has some graphical descriptions of rape and violence so if you are faint hearted, better stay away from this book. When the story is taking a very different turn, you are curious to know what happens next, but the author keeps telling about other insignificant incidents which might make you angry sometimes.
I never thought I will get know about Fermat's last theorem from this book. If anybody is reading this review please tell me what Salander was talking about that theorem at the end (at the end of chapter 30 to be exact). She laughs because of the revelation she has about the solution of the theorem and I did not understand that.
Overall I give 4.5 stars for this amazing book.
This book has a reference to its prequel and if you are planning to read this trilogy I recommend you not to skip the first book. [author:Stieg Larsson|706255]'s storytelling is very different and interesting. He likes us to know what happens to each character in detail. Each paragraph narrates the story about what each character are doing and ends with a cliffhanger which will make you keep reading the book till the end. This book has some graphical descriptions of rape and violence so if you are faint hearted, better stay away from this book. When the story is taking a very different turn, you are curious to know what happens next, but the author keeps telling about other insignificant incidents which might make you angry sometimes.
I never thought I will get know about Fermat's last theorem from this book. If anybody is reading this review please tell me what Salander was talking about that theorem at the end (at the end of chapter 30 to be exact). She laughs because of the revelation she has about the solution of the theorem and I did not understand that.
Overall I give 4.5 stars for this amazing book.