The Girl in the Spider's Web

Whether you are a fiction-novel aficionado, a loyal fan of the book series or simply someone who does not have enough time to finish a 200 plus-page novel but who still wants to be up-to-date with the current buzz in the literary world today, then you have come to the right place. " The Girl in the Spider's Web", which is the fourth book in the highly celebrated " Millennium" series, is the talk of the town these days. It was recently released worldwide on the 27th of August this year. The release of the book was highly anticipated by loyal fans and even by the general public since this book is the first book in the series not penned by the original author, Stieg Larsson who sadly died of a sudden cardiac arrest in 2004. David Lagercrantz instead wrote "The Girl in the Spider's Web". This article would provide you with all the important information you need to know about the novel itself, highlighting certain vital parts of the story plus an additional in-depth analysis and interpretation of this literary piece. Perhaps the most important question one could ask himself before starting to read a new book is- Is this worth my time? Why would I spend time in reading this book and not another one? In the case of "The Girl in the Spider's Web", the book appeals to a wide range of readers. I gotta level with you, reading the first few pages of the book I found myself temporarily lost in a sea of heavy computer-related terms. This should not come as a surprise for people who, more or less, are already familiar with the core story of the whole series. For avid supporters of the series, you are definitely already familiar with the girl with the dragon tattoo herself, Lisbeth Salander- a gifted computer hacker with a complicated past. But as the story progresses the reader will realize that the highly technical terms are gradually explained in such a way that even the most clueless person in technology could understand. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial summary and analysis of the original book "The Girl In The Spider's Web" By David Lagercrantz.