I know that a book is good if I carry it around the house with me, reading a page or even a paragraph at every opportunity! The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo has reached the lofty heights of being a carry-round book! From the moment that Henrik Vanger explained the mysterious disapperance of Harriet Vanger to Mikael Blomkvist I needed to know the answer... (Don't tell me! I want to find it out for myself...)
I have to admit that it took me 7 chapters to work out the numbering system at the beginning of each chapter! But I have cracked it now. :)
I have to give full credit to Reg Keeland, the translator. You wouldn't guess that it had been written in another language already!
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