A review by tvislife
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
mysterious
medium-paced
5.0
Just as good as I remember! It follows Mikael and Salander, as they come together to solve the mystery of Harriet Vanger’s disappearance and the sketchy dealings of a big corporation.
I can see why this book is so popular, but I can also understand why it wouldn’t be for everybody. Some sections of it can come off as pretty dense, especially the sections about the financial dealings of the different companies. I followed it fine, but it was also kinda dry in those parts and dragged down a lot of the action. It was still a very engaging read, but it’s not the straightforward murder-mystery that some people might expect going in. Can’t wait to read the rest!
I can see why this book is so popular, but I can also understand why it wouldn’t be for everybody. Some sections of it can come off as pretty dense, especially the sections about the financial dealings of the different companies. I followed it fine, but it was also kinda dry in those parts and dragged down a lot of the action. It was still a very engaging read, but it’s not the straightforward murder-mystery that some people might expect going in. Can’t wait to read the rest!