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The Da Vinci Code

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The Da Vinci Code

by Dan Brown
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The Da Vinci Code

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  • Rated 3.972105 stars

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  • Rated 4 stars

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  • Esperanza p

    esperanza p says

    Este libro es basure, va vuele el cafe eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh

    posted 53 minutes ago

  • babak s

    babak s says

    why,I don't think so...

    posted 7 hours ago

    (This is a response to a previous comment)

  • Esperanza p

    esperanza p says

    This book is rubish, come on smell the coffee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh

    posted 18 hours ago

  • Shaikha A

    shaikha a says

    Thank you for this comment. I am sure very few books make history as "literature" in the sense. Books are for fun mainly. We love books for the way they make us feel and the language they use.

    posted 2 days ago

    (This is a response to a previous comment)

    (shaikha a’s previously rated this books 3 stars)

  • Lachie

    lachie says

    I love book snobs, without them there would only be books for borderline retards like the Da Vinci Code.

    posted 2 days ago

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  • Esperanza p

    esperanza p says

    This book is brilliantly rubish! Ole

    posted 2 days ago

  • Harvey Booth

    harvey booth says

    I like a book snob

    posted 2 days ago

    (read harvey booth’s review)

  • Brandy C

    brandy c says

    You know, Dan Brown didn't exactly come up with all this on his own. Sit and watch the History Channel for a spell and you will find a documentary or two that will talk about the matters relating to Da Vinci, the life of Jesus, etc. That has been out there floating around for years. True or not, Brown took that compelling subject matter and strung it together with a loose plot and poor character development and created a bestseller.

    There are many levels to the debate here. Is it a compelling subject? Absolutely. Is it a well-written book? Not really. Can you still absolutely enjoy it? Of course. And if someone is stuck on the fact that the subject matter contradicts their holy text, then either read it as fiction or go and cry into your pillow about it. Even if people enjoy the book, I don't think hitting number one on a bestseller list means we all think it is great literature. Not every book we read has to be an amazing piece of lit and don't judge if we enjoy a fun, silly read - no one likes a book snob.

    posted 2 days ago

    (read brandy c’s review)

  • Harvey Booth

    harvey booth says

    I Hate it!

    posted 3 days ago

    (read harvey booth’s review)

  • Fu Manchu

    fu manchu says

    ah da vince of this and da vince of that so much rubbish about so much rubbish this like municipal dump of literature faithful servants keep piling this trash upon trash and pabloz appears to be one of the disjointed Fu Manchu thinks he not one of the anointed pile on the garbage

    posted 3 days ago

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