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Dan Brown - The Da Vinci Code

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  • The Da Vinci Code: 40 million copies sold and still counting…

    Apr 25 '06
    Pros: Interesting mystery. Main characters likable. Easy to read.
    Cons: Heavy-handed critique of Catholic Church. Some elements of the writing. Character development.

    Summary: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown is continuing its three-year reign atop the Best Sellers lists. A recent news article by the Associated Press* stated that The Da Vinci Code has sold over 40 million hardcover copies worldwide. And now the ... read more

  • Dan Brown and Daniel Roche - The Da Vinci Code

    Jul 19 '09
    Pros: Good setting, characters, research and scandalous


    Cons: must erase opinions, more research on evidances could bring more joy to readers

    Summary: The Da Vinci Code is the fastest book I have ever read. I completed it in 3 days. This book makes me curious, I want to keep reading it on and on.This book give me a new clarification about Jesus and his teachings (never said to be ... read more

  • Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is stimulating, though nothing special

    Apr 03 '08
    Pros: Interesting ideas, fast-moving plot
    Cons: Glosses over a few of the more controversial points

    Summary: Upon reading The Da Vinci Code recently, I found myself wondering what all the fuss was about. Yes, it was a good read. Yes, it had some interesting religious speculation. Yes, it was well-plotted and decently written. However, I wouldn’t have ... read more

  • The code has been broken

    Dec 23 '07
    Pros: page-turning writing style, easy read, interesting facts
    Cons: too much hype

    Summary: Dan Brown;s bestselling book the Da Vinci Code is a clever mix of historical fact and masterful storytelling. The adventure of Robert Langdon as he tries to unravel the greatest mystery of all time is a pageturner, but most be recognized as a masterful ... read more

  • Brown's Predictable Code

    Jul 15 '06
    Pros: entertaining
    Cons: no character development, predictable plot, lack of writing style, no unique voice

    Summary: The DaVinci Code written by Dan Brown was an impulse by for me. It’s available in hardcover, book-on-tape, and standard paperback. I have the standard paperback version which I bought new for $6.00 USD. I was in the U.S. at the time, and had a ... read more

  • Truth vs. Fiction: Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code

    Jun 12 '06
    Pros: Loads of suspense, plot twists, realistic characters, twists and turns.
    Cons: Be careful what you take as truth.

    Summary: I’ll admit it. I may just be one of the last people on the planet to have read The Da Vinci Code. But with all of the hoopla (and controversy) surrounding the recent release of the film, I decided to finally read the novel before seeing the ... read more

  • The Hidden Depths of the Holy Grail

    May 18 '06
    Pros: Its a great read
    Cons: It can be a little heavy going at times

    Summary: There has been much publicity lately over this book and supposed plagiarism by the author from another book (The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail). After reading all of this I decided that I would get this book and see what all the fuss was about. Written ... read more

  • Unfortunate Lack of Character Development

    May 02 '06
    Pros: Brought the Feminine Divine to the Bestseller list without Demonization
    Cons: Unfortunate lack of character development, obscure references for most

    Summary: So I had to read the bestseller. I waited till it came out in paper so it was cheaper. I guess it was good, since I read right through the whole thing. I laughed a couple times. My son asked me who I was talking to once. Is that normal to talk to books? ... read more

  • No Time To Read "The Da Vinci Code"? Listen To It Instead!

    Apr 18 '06
    Pros: Short chapters, excellent performance, the perfect audio book for a commute...
    Cons: Chances are, you've already read "The Da Vinci Code."

    Summary: I first picked up "The Da Vinci Code" in late 2004, got maybe ten pages in, realized it was a mystery, and put it down. I haven't read much in the way of thriller/mystery novels, and didn't want to start now. After reading "The Historian," and ... read more

  • An extraordinary novel that easily lives up to all the hype!

    Apr 08 '06
    Pros: A quite amazing thriller that is certain to provoke a strong reaction!
    Cons: Its own worst enemy - too many people fail to remember it's fiction!

    Summary: To suggest that The Da Vinci Code is a modern day publishing phenomenon is the grand champion of understatements! There can hardly be a reader of any age, nationality, or reading persuasion who is not aware of a rough plot outline which is at once ... read more

  • O, Draconian Devil!, Oh Lame Saint!

    Feb 01 '06
    Pros: None except that it ends
    Cons: Dry, minimalist prose; uninvolving plot

    Summary: Although I have been a voracious reader since I was a wee lad, there are certain genres in popular fiction that I avoid. For instance, it doesn't matter how desperate for reading material I might be, but you'll never catch me reading a Harlequin ... read more

  • Can't wait to watch the Movie that's coming out soon!

    Dec 07 '05
    Pros: Very Mind Boggling, action packed, mystery stashed, historically projected.
    Cons: None really!

    Summary: I had heard about The Da Vinci Code and all its controversy from some of my buddies, so I decided that I would read this magnificent novel. This would only be my second novel to ever read in my entire life. After reading The Da Vinci Code, I realized ... read more

  • An interesting novel that is rarely taken at face value

    Nov 18 '05
    Pros: Provided a connection to an alternate history or viewpoint...
    Cons: ...at the expense of fast paced action from underdeveloped characters.

    Summary: There are over 100 reviews for this book already, but of the first dozen I read, none seemed to reflect how I felt about it. It's frightful how quick so many people are to forget that they're holding a novel. A good writer dreams of having such an ... read more

  • The Da Vinci Code - fact, fiction, or just hype?

    Oct 18 '05
    Pros: Decent plot, some interesting characters...
    Cons: ... written with all the subtelty of a sledgehammer

    Summary: I have to admit, I only really read The Da Vinci Code out of curiosity. After all, few books in the past century have created as much fuss as this one. Seen by some as a beacon of truth and others as a scandalous attack on Christendom ... read more

  • Da Vintage Code!!

    May 16 '05
    Pros: Brilliant story telling, gripping plot, break neck speed.
    Cons: None really

    Summary: Introduction The Da Vinci Code came with high recommendations. A couple of my well read friends suggested this book to me about a few months back. But it was only last week that I managed to get my hands on the book. The author of this book ... read more

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