The Da Vinci Code (edit title)

• Rated 4 stars

“This book led me to read others on history of religions, etc., including Isamov's book on the development of Jewish religion. Liked the twists in the story, too.”

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“Great !
amazig :]”

• Rated 4 stars

“I'm not ashamed to say I read it and liked it! Great easy "no brain" reading.”

• Rated 0 stars

“the book is good!! the story, the concept were all new for me..it is controversial,maybe a bit historical but not boring.. like..=)”

• Rated 5 stars

“Accounting for true ingenuity, enigmatic annals of Theological Society, and unbosoming the hoary dead mystery. ”

• Rated 4 stars

“Exciting”

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“I found some aspects of his writing to be credible. However as I am NOT a Biblical scholar, I will leave that to the experts.
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• Rated 2 stars

“The main problem I have with Dan Brown in the constant format he has in all his novels. With very little variation. All three "Da Vince Code" series books have so far been Robert Langdon in this big chaos mess out of no where and gets dragged along everywhere finding really far out clues and getting light blub answers with his Mickey Mouse wristwatch-- a way to try and make the character more "unique" (failing miserably in my point of.) and his fear of elevators of claustrophobia. (Even though most of the time he still does the action of his fear; which most people don't do when they are really afraid and even have a traumatic story behind the fear.)

The thing I like about it I suppose are those cool nit picket facts you pick up over the novel. Sure some of them might be inaccurate which people criticize over on and on about, but remember this is partially fiction. It doesn't have to be perfect. Though I suppose then the whole appeal of having a crazy mystical creepy but true history that one didn't know about is lost.

In any case, he writes another book about Robert, I will probably read it but will review again in the manner above. ”

• Rated 3 stars

“The book was okay. The story is interesting and entertaining at the very least. However, one of the weaknesses of the book is that it is so visual. It relies heavily on the works of art and the settings, which cannot compare to actually seeing them. The best edition of this book is the illustrated edition. If you can't get a hold of that, skip the book and watch the movie. The movie at least shows you what you're missing from the book.”

• Rated 5 stars

“I really love this book and I have loads of respect for Dan Brown to be able to make up such a theory.”