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message 1: by Catie (new)

Catie Nice review! I agree that the original title is so much more relevant to the book. I had no idea about that bit of history about Stieg Larsson - how interesting.

And of course I love the Terry Pratchett quote. :)


message 2: by Nataliya (new)

Nataliya Thanks, Catie! I do think that Stieg Larsson's life had enough interesting and exciting details in it to base a book or a movie on it.
I also think Terry Pratchett quotes are applicable to most situations in life :)


message 3: by Jax (new)

Jax love the pratchett quote thrown in there


message 4: by Nataliya (new)

Nataliya Jax wrote: "love the pratchett quote thrown in there"

I firmly believe that no conversation (or in this case, no review) is complete without a reference to Terry Pratchett. I admire his genius.


message 5: by Jax (new)

Jax agreed


message 6: by Jim (new)

Jim Excellent review! I love your shelf-name, 'awesome-kickass-heroines'. I recently started my 'strong-smart-female-protagonist' shelf, a name I borrowed from Kaethe. Not as sassy as yours, but I wanted to include the heroines who don't actually kick anything...

I am (gradually) working through her list to label what I have, and see what I just gotta have. Hope you don't mind if I do likewise with yours. I am lazy that way, and I learn a lot!


message 7: by Nataliya (new)

Nataliya Jim wrote: "Excellent review! I love your shelf-name, 'awesome-kickass-heroines'. I recently started my 'strong-smart-female-protagonist' shelf, a name I borrowed from Kaethe. Not as sassy as yours, but I wan..."

Well, my definition of "kickass" is broad enough to include the non-kicking types as well :) And you are definitely welcome to work through my shelves!


message 8: by Jim (new)

Jim That works for me, on both counts!


message 9: by Carol (new)

Carol Thanks for the review, Nataliya. You've changed my name on whether or not to read it (I might have read the original :)


message 10: by Nataliya (new)

Nataliya Carol wrote: "Thanks for the review, Nataliya. You've changed my name on whether or not to read it (I might have read the original :)"

Well, I'm glad :) But here is a word of warning - the first 50-70 pages or so are a bit tedious, but the story picks up once the exposition is done. It's rather interesting exposition, by the way, but it has turned some people off theis book.


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