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The insights into the underbelly of Swedish society are the best aspects of the books.

Posted by rditmars on February 10, 2011 at 10:10:50:
I'm half-way through the third book and have seen the first two films.

The prevalence of violence against women and the neo-nazi underground in Sweden were surprises to me. The "unlikely heroine" is what makes it all work. Noomi Rapace nailed Lisbeth; almost exactly what I'd envisioned from the books.