Amanda H. (loveofjoe11) -
I truly enjoyed this sequel. I felt the first book, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, established a great foundation and character development for this book, The Girl Who Played with Fire. There are couple new characters, but Larsson still draws a lot from his previous characters
I really enjoyed learning more about Salander and seeing her develop a little more emotionally. Her character has so many facets, but yet each one seems to fit her personality and is not a stretch. I feel like...more I truly enjoyed this sequel. I felt the first book, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, established a great foundation and character development for this book, The Girl Who Played with Fire. There are couple new characters, but Larsson still draws a lot from his previous characters
I really enjoyed learning more about Salander and seeing her develop a little more emotionally. Her character has so many facets, but yet each one seems to fit her personality and is not a stretch. I feel like she's the outcast girl that almost anyone could love if they only knew her a little more.
Once again, I loved the mystery. My audio book cut out just at the end of the book, but I was able to read the last 2 pages on Google Books. I feel it ended a little abruptly, but given there's a third in the series, I feel I can predict at least a little.
I can't wait to read the third book and I hope it's as good as this one!
I really enjoyed learning more about Salander and seeing her develop a little more emotionally. Her character has so many facets, but yet each one seems to fit her personality and is not a stretch. I feel like...more I truly enjoyed this sequel. I felt the first book, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, established a great foundation and character development for this book, The Girl Who Played with Fire. There are couple new characters, but Larsson still draws a lot from his previous characters
I really enjoyed learning more about Salander and seeing her develop a little more emotionally. Her character has so many facets, but yet each one seems to fit her personality and is not a stretch. I feel like she's the outcast girl that almost anyone could love if they only knew her a little more.
Once again, I loved the mystery. My audio book cut out just at the end of the book, but I was able to read the last 2 pages on Google Books. I feel it ended a little abruptly, but given there's a third in the series, I feel I can predict at least a little.
I can't wait to read the third book and I hope it's as good as this one!
A bit slower going than first part of trilogy but still a great read.
