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Both sound good but which might be better??
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It's funny, in my attempt to read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo I ended up reading the Hunger Games (my friend had both series and couldn't find any of her books after she moved, I went over to help her look because she was taking forever, we didn't find what I was looking for so she sent me home with The Hunger Games)
I really enjoyed it, the first book is a little strange in it's set up, all of the drama and excitement in the first half is at the beginning, so then it seems really dull for a bit, but once that games start the rest of the series keeps that momentum, with a few short-ish exception spots, that are necessary for the plot. It's a YA series so I it was simply written and easy to read quickly. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is next on my list, I would guess that the first book alone in that series has more words than all three of the Hunger Games books. So, if I were you, I would read that first, it's a good series that you'll probably finish quickly, then move on to The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
Hope this helped!
EDIT
Just wanted to add that after reading these responses, I can't wait to read the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo! But I stand by my answer, read the shorter, easier one first.
It's funny, in my attempt to read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo I ended up reading the Hunger Games (my friend had both series and couldn't find any of her books after she moved, I went over to help her look because she was taking forever, we didn't find what I was looking for so she sent me home with The Hunger Games)
I really enjoyed it, the first book is a little strange in it's set up, all of the drama and excitement in the first half is at the beginning, so then it seems really dull for a bit, but once that games start the rest of the series keeps that momentum, with a few short-ish exception spots, that are necessary for the plot. It's a YA series so I it was simply written and easy to read quickly. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is next on my list, I would guess that the first book alone in that series has more words than all three of the Hunger Games books. So, if I were you, I would read that first, it's a good series that you'll probably finish quickly, then move on to The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
Hope this helped!
EDIT
Just wanted to add that after reading these responses, I can't wait to read the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo! But I stand by my answer, read the shorter, easier one first.
Should I read The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo?
DrOaOe
Is it good? Is the series good? I'm very mature for my age(14) and I'm not worried about the graphic nature of the book, I've read similar ones. I just was wondering if they are good and worse reading. Lisbeth Salander seems like a very intriguing character.
Answer
First off, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is one of my favorite books and I'm around your age, too.
Lisbeth Salander is my literary idol.
Book-wise, the book starts off a little bit boring...well, not quite boring, but rather statistical. You should know that it takes place in Sweden and that there's a lot of references to Sweden and similar Swedish names. After you I got around half-way through, though, I could not put it down! The first book is an extremely good mystery. My favorite of the three books in the series is the last one (The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest) because there's a lot of action.
So, yeah, I would recommend it to anyone who can get over all the sex, lesbians, sadists, rapists, and murderers.
First off, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is one of my favorite books and I'm around your age, too.
Lisbeth Salander is my literary idol.
Book-wise, the book starts off a little bit boring...well, not quite boring, but rather statistical. You should know that it takes place in Sweden and that there's a lot of references to Sweden and similar Swedish names. After you I got around half-way through, though, I could not put it down! The first book is an extremely good mystery. My favorite of the three books in the series is the last one (The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest) because there's a lot of action.
So, yeah, I would recommend it to anyone who can get over all the sex, lesbians, sadists, rapists, and murderers.
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