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The Da Vinci Code

by Dan Brown

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I think this book is overrated. However, it still is a fun easy read. If you love to watch the Catholic Church get picked on, this is a must. ( )
plettie2 | Jul 8, 2009 | 1 vote
Thought I would reread before Lost Symbol comes out. This time I am doing the illustrated version which is great (if kind of heavy to hold up in bed),
alyson | Jul 2, 2009 |  
Thought I would reread before Lost Symbol comes out. This time I am doing the illustrated version which is great (if kind of heavy to hold up in bed),
alyson | Jul 2, 2009 |  
This book kept me on my toes constantly. It was agonizing to stop reading, because I was so caught up in the story and its characters. I also loved how history, religion, and symbols were woven so carefully into the novel that you almost start expecting relics of the Sacred Feminine to pop up in your daily life. Wait, maybe they do! ;-) ( )
missmaddie | Jul 2, 2009 |  
Definitely different compared to the movie. Not so sure if I liked the novel, it seems that it had more details than necessary. It filled in details of historical items, though it questions the need for the details he included. For the base storyline, good to listen to, hated the guy reading it. His french accent was as good as those in Mel Brooks movies. ( )
gilroy | Jun 28, 2009 |  
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For Blythe... again. More than ever.
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Robert Langdon awoke slowly.
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