febrianikmadusari's review against another edition
4.0
Di buku ke2 ini Salander menjadi tersangka utama pembunuhan 1 wartawan freelance, 1 mahasiswa ktiminologi & walinya sdr. Blomkvist percaya bahwa Salander kemungkinan besar tdk bersalah. Blomkvist melakukan investigasi tersendiri untuk mengungkap siapa sbnrnya yg membunuh 3 orh tsb.
Penyelidikan & cerita bergulir hingga mengungkap masa lalu Salander, mengungkap siapa sbnrnya ayah Salander hingga melibatkan polisi khusus Swedia.
Penyelidikan & cerita bergulir hingga mengungkap masa lalu Salander, mengungkap siapa sbnrnya ayah Salander hingga melibatkan polisi khusus Swedia.
hitmanmunkey's review against another edition
4.0
not as good as the first one sadly but still engrossing and well written
frankiecully's review against another edition
5.0
Felt that the start was a bit slow but it was good catching up with the characters. Loved the detective work throughout the story. Towards the end I could not put down. Really exciting read.
chrislannan's review against another edition
5.0
Loved it! Not for everyone, but I thought it was awesome. I read all 3 back to back. Very compelling.
marthisuy's review against another edition
3.0
Esperaba más de usted señor Larsson. Entiendo que haya querido darle un mayor desarrollo a Lisbeth pero no me gustó gran parte del libro
kasiabrenna's review against another edition
3.0
I enjoyed this installment of the trilogy quite a bit, although it did not have the same level of 'unputdownability' as The [b:Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|2429135|The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Millennium, #1)|Stieg Larsson|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1275608878s/2429135.jpg|1708725]. It was compelling, and I enjoyed learning more about Salander and the mysteries about her past, but it didn't hook me as hard as the central mystery of the first book did. There were also some cheesy plot points and coincidences that were kind of annoying.
However, all of the things I loved about the first book (feminist perspective, vigilante justice, the female characters, weird asides about social issues) carried over to this book as well.
BUT *spoiler* What is the deal with the breast implants? I really did not get what that was about. It didn't fit with her character for me, and seemed odd.
However, all of the things I loved about the first book (feminist perspective, vigilante justice, the female characters, weird asides about social issues) carried over to this book as well.
BUT *spoiler* What is the deal with the breast implants? I really did not get what that was about. It didn't fit with her character for me, and seemed odd.
jenn_geeks_out's review against another edition
5.0
I have come to these books so, so late. In my younger days, I had a real tendency to be a contrarian - not liking something simply because it was popular or espousing the virtues of something simply because it was obscure. In my old age (of 33), I am less a contrarian, but the tendency is still somewhat present. When these books were published, they were all the rage and as such, I avoided them. I remember wanting to see what the fuss was about, but also not wanting to jump on the bandwagon. My loss. I'm just now finding out what the rest of the world has known for a decade: these books are awesome. Uncomfortable in their depiction and inclusion of violence against women, but awesome.
erinmarieharvey's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
mysterious
medium-paced