The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown Reviews

Personally I liked this book, but I didn't like that it has so many pages and that I could have rewritten it and would have manged it in about 150 pages at least!!! The Main characters!!! ******************************** Robert Langdon - He is american, he is an author, and a historian!!! Sophie Neveu - This is a girl who is ...

This book is really an awesome book, if you want me to rate it. It is filmed but I think the book is worth ten the movie because I can feel myself felling into the stories when I am reading the stories and the movie had many parts of it changed. This book is something you must read if you wish to know about the story because the movie ...

The da vinci code is a gripping tale of mystery, intrigue and backstabbing. Telling the story of Robert Langdon as he travels around the world trying to solve a mystery left by Jacques Saunière .He is helped by Jacques Saunière daughter Sophie Neveu. They are hoping to find the holy grail, a religious item first believed to be the Goblet Christ ...

When I purchased this book in January 2006, I was aware that it was a best seller and that millions of people had read it. I had ignored the reviews and had little idea of the content. Some reviewers early on had said that author Dan Brown's research was "Fantastic" Brown's editor continues to stand by his man, saying that Brown made ...

'A Pulse quickening, Brain Teasing Adventure.. a new master of smart thrills.' - People A great book with so many twists and surprises. It is an all satisfying, most unexpected book of all times. Lets just say that if this novel does not get your pulse racing, you need to check with your doctors. This is a fun and clever and fascinating ...

It was my first experience with Dan Brown.. A body is found in the Lourve museum paris. Robert Langdon is called on to investigate the matter by Bezu Fache, of the Police department. There he is joined by Sophie Neveau the granddaughter of the dead man; who is killed by a brain washed Albino monk.(may be circumstances contributed to the brain ...

Curiosity killed the cat, or so the saying goes and supposedly satisfaction brought him back. Having been avoiding it for all these years, figuring something so hyped couldn’t be any good; my curiosity finally got the better of me when it came to “The Da Vinci Code”. My curiosity cat well and truly dead, I went looking for the satisfaction ...

The Da Vinci Code is a best selling book by Dan Brown. I recommend this book because it is a very easy read and secondly the author lets you the reader get involved with the mystery. You can guess what is happening. The story has so many twists and turns and everything happens at so fast. This is the reason for this book becoming such a big ...

By far the best story I've ever read. I never even thought about closing the book, since it was so exciting. And very few books does this to me. It uses great sense of foreshadowing, and the way that the facts are layed out only makes me curious of what will happen next. Even though not all the facts are historically accurate, there were still ...

This book reads like it was written by a sixth form student handy at cutting and pasting from Wikipedia. Dan Brown is as blatant at slinging other people’s work together and passing it off as his own as Noel Gallagher. But just like Oasis, he is also very good at doing it. The reason this book has sold over sixty million copies ...

Have you read the Da Vinci code? What’s it like? The films meant to be rubbish. All these questions were being asked in school how has it anything to do with Christianity? This book has sparked up questions about Christianity the bloodline of Christ were his descendants still living today?? In this review I will not only be reviewing the book but ...

This is a great book , full of strong characters and exciting plots. While I was reading this book, I could not put it down, I read it every chance I had. Dan Brown wrote each chapter so that each character was left in a precarious situation making you want to read on to find out what happens. The characters are ...

I’m genuinely puzzled by this. I decided to give this book a shot on the grounds that I like a good conspiracy theory as much as the next chap, and a tawdry thriller is a perfectly decent way to kill a few hours. And I figured it couldn’t possibly be *that* bad, given how well it’s sold. I was stunned when I realised just how bad it is. ...

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 by Dan Brown, this is his fourth book (his others are Angels & Demons, Deception Point and ...

I had heard of the book 'The Da Vinci Code', but had no idea what it was about or who wrote it. Then I heard about the film being made about the book (starring Tom Hanks, I believe - please correct me if I am wrong here) and a lot of controversy about its contents and thought "this sounds like it should be an interesting book to read." I ...

The Da Vinci Code is a mystery thriller written by Dan Brown (who has also written Deception Point - which I am currently reading and am really enjoying, Angels and Demons & Digital Fortress) and it follows the story of religious symbologist Robert Langdon. The general outline of the story is as follows; Robert Langdon is summoned ...

I loved this book. I found the subject extremely interesting, especially being a woman...you'll have to read this to know what I mean. The story is gripping but also opens a whole world of questions. This is a book that really makes you "think". It will question all your beliefs and then turn them upside down. It makes a lot of ...

This book was an incredible read. Dan Browns ability to throw the reader into a zombie-like trance, in which tearing the book from ones eyes is impossible, never ceases to amaze. The most gripping factor of this book is the incredible amounts of truth hidden within its covers, despite how unbelievable it is. Especially his reference to PHI, the ...

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 (particularly the Catholic Church), it's obviously not a book that one can be indifferent to. Er… well ...

Hi, I would most definetly recommend this book. It is brilliant. It has to be the most interesting book I have read. The codes which have been written are brilliantly done. The book is about a Harvard professor called robert langdon who teaches symbology is woken up at night by the french police who apparently want his help on a ...