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Much better than the last two books written by David Lagercrantz. It more closely resembles the writing of the original author of the Millenium series, and it ties up some loose ends.
The only thing that I disliked was the character development (or lack thereof) of Mikael Blomkvist.

The 6th installment of the Millennium series. There was too much going on in this one. It all started getting muddled and the connections were a huge stretch. I didn‘t like how Salander was written in this one either she wasn‘t her usual super badass.
3.5 ⭐️s

3.25 stars- this one was okay, it felt like they tried to put too much into too short of a book. It felt rushed. I also don't know if there's a spin-off series only in Swedish, but the ending just seemed to not really be a full ending to a series.

#ConflictedWorlds Day 30: #PersonVsAnger - because Lisbeth Salander is a very angry human being. 💕 Paired with cheerful strawberry sorbet for contrast.

I did not yet find out if this is the last or if there‘s one more to come. I sometimes felt a tiny bit lost because I don‘t know volume 5.

I was absolutely hooked by the Mount-Everest-plot, I shivered every time they were there, but the other plot line fell short for me in the end. In my eyes it didn‘t really fit the Lisbeth and it also didn‘t feel like personal development. But maybe that‘s because I miss a book. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

#FabulousFebruary

So glad that when I need to drop the left book (🇩🇪„Der Liebe eine Stimme geben“) / 🇬🇧 ”Love Anthony”) because I‘m hooked but tired 🥱, there‘s always my current audiobook on the right that I in bed can turn to. 😊

By the way, happy Valentine‘s Day to all who celebrate or enjoy the day – either with some else or all by yourself.

Give yourself a treat. Be kind, loving, supportive and indulgent to yourself so that you feel good today. 🤗💜

I did a quick research for me.
? (I‘m such a weirdo.)

That I read that 4th instalment, called „Verschwörung“ in German ??, is 4 years ago, says Litsy.

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Did you notice❓ It‘s week-eeeeeend‼️?? That alone makes me happy. It‘s sunny here ☀️, but so cold ?: -7 °C / 19,4 °F.

Apart from that, I was very disappointed when I started the tagged audiobook on Thursday evening because it‘s the 6th instalment of Lisbeth and Mikael but my online library doesn‘t have the 5th one. Something I will never-ever understand. How can you do that❓? Skip a volume in a series❓? ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Just quickly peeking in to shout out:

Alaaf‼️ ? ?

All German ?? Littens will know what I‘m talking about. ?

So, once more:

Drei Mol vun Hätze Kölle Alaaf‼️
Kölner Karneval Alaaf‼️
Wievverfastelovend‼️

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Classic twists, turns and characters that are typical to this series... I enjoyed the book 😊

#119
I made my last read of 2020.
I found this book interesting about Sherbas, and of the dead bodies on Mount Everest. I looked this up and with the climate change the bodies that have been left up there are now being unburied. Each of the bodies have been frozen in time and are in immaculate condition. Very very interesting

Although, I miss Stieg Larsson, I'm glad the adventures Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist continue.

I'm curious to see if there will be another book s the ending keeps things open ended with loose ends getting tied up.

Like all the books in Lagercrantz's #Millennium series, this one wasn't particularly successful! The denouement of the story is guessed from the very beginning, and the plot isn't exciting at all!☹️ It's only worth reading if you (like me) strongly love the original trilogy of #StiegLarsson. 🐉💻🐝

This book has been a struggle but I am going to finish it.

I love this series. I know some folk don‘t like the Lagercrantz books, but I appreciated and enjoyed them. I‘m a bit sad this seems to be the last one. I love Lisbeth Salander. 🥰

I really enjoyed the first book in this series. However, the rest of the series has been pretty meh. I‘m not sure why I kept up with it. However, Simon Vance is an incredible narrator, so if you‘re going to read the series, I recommend listening to it.

The end. I didn't know this was the last book in this series until I finished it and googled.🙁 While it will be hard to let Lisbeth Salander go, it was a satisfying end to her story. (No spoilers) I have loved all six of these books.

So, I really liked the first book. Then I read the second and was like “Meh“ - and that was it. Now I've read the new series and it was “meh“ again.

While I was interested in the crime story line, I started to dislike Lisbeth even more #unpopularopinion And this on and off between her and Mikael - nope. Just annoying to me.

Another series I can defenitely bail.

Another twisty entry into the Millennium series. Lisbeth is not as prominent in this one and Blomqvist has a fling that seemed a bit silly (a way to get a certain character involved, really), but I did enjoy the storyline. Not as good as the previous books but I remain hopeful that the series will stay on track.

Pretty good.

1-13-20: My 3rd finished book of 2020! This was a fast read and better than book 5, in my opinion. #thegirlwholivedtwice #davidlagercrantz 👍🏼📖#️⃣3️⃣

1-12-20: Getting some sun and reading 📖☀️

That‘s my thriller for #jennyis30 done! I could have counted it for Nordic but I just started an Icelandic book I‘m going to use for that. The grid is filling up nicely considering it‘s still January! @jenniferw88

8/15 #jumpstart2020 @Clwojick @Lizpixie

I know a lot of people don‘t think the new books are as good as the original millennium trilogy and maybe that‘s true but I love the series so much I never mind. The characters feel like somewhere I come home to which is why I chose to read it when I was ill and I wasn‘t disappointed, exciting and escapist and exactly what I wanted from the series.

#readeurope2020 Sweden
#jennyis30 thriller

4 stars. I liked this one better than the last in the series.

This series seems to just get worse. I miss the excitement of the first three books.

Pretty excited to start this book. Lisbeth Salander for the win!

There's nothing better than having something to munch whilst invested in Lisbeth Salander.😊😌😊

1. The Girl Who Lived Twice by David Lagercrantz (I can never get tired of Lisbeth Salander).
2. Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo
3. The Chain by Adrian Mckinty

#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

I always like to see what Lisbeth is up to, but the main storyline in this book, was a bit like... 'whatever' and I didn't really care. Not the best one.

Genre: Fiction
Book started: September 11, 2019
Book completed: October 29 2019
How did you choose this book: The reason why I picked this book is because it was something that I found interesting and I thought I would really enjoy reading:)

The man who continued the Millenium series by Stieg Larsson!

The Dragon Tattoo trilogy remain an utter joy. The strength of the Salander character would, you might think, be enough to fuel a dozen subsequent books.

But no. The previous two Lagercrantz novels in the series were grindingly disappointing and I waited for this latest with hesitation. Could it fall short again?

Oh my days, it really could. Woeful is too high praise for these meandering pages searching in vain of a plot. Stop doing this David.

The stories are different than Larson‘s, but Lagercrantz does just as good of a job with them. Another great entry into this series.

I‘ve been so busy that I‘ve just been collecting books without much time to read any of them. Finally getting a chance to dig into my piles but I can‘t read like as quickly as I used to.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2910372856?book_show_action=false&from_rev...

My reading buddy this morning. Newt appears just as excited as me to see what kind of trouble Lisbeth & Blomkvist find themselves in this time.

The ideal set up, TBH 🐕📚

I was so excited to read this! I will say at times the writing, or perhaps the translations felt clumsy. The story was well developed and felt relevant to recent events, however, the ending seemed a bit abrupt and forced. All that aside, it's still a good read and I did enjoy it a lot. 👍 Hoping this is not the last of the series, as has been rumored. #millenniumseries #mostanticipated #worththewait

Spending part of the morning catching up on Litsy. I read this before going out of town; I wanted to know what happened, so I read it in a day.
I love the millennium trilogy and have enjoyed the sequels. The sequels aren‘t as memorable, and this one doesn‘t have a lot of interactions with the usual side characters. 3.5/5 ⭐️

1. I had started a different book, but the Libby loan came through for tagged & people are waiting for it. It originally said it would be a 6 mth wait.
2. Going to gatlinburg/Asheville with my sister. She loves gatlinburg (Tennessee), I tolerate it but really 💚 Asheville (NC).
3. Mint chocolate chip
4. I don‘t play any instruments but was in Color Guard for marching band in high school & college.
5. 👍
#friyayintro @howjessreads

Sent my mom the latest in the Millenium Series. I will get to these one day!

So excited this came in from my library holds last night! 😆 I can't remember last time I was so keen about a book release!! #newrelease #currentlyreading

I ♡♡♡ 🍁🍂🍃

https://www.readitforward.com/essay/article/fall-books-2019/?ref=PRHF2A4065583&a...

• Found out today there will be another book in Stieg Larsson's "Millennium" series, coming in August! I love Lisbeth and Mikael. I'm re-reading the second book now on audio but I'm ready to dive into the books by David Lagercrantz. I'm two books behind! I want to see if Lagercrantz can keep up with Larsson because I enjoy the original author's writing. If you're a fan, what did you think about the last 2 books? •