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Has anyone read The Davinchi Codes?
I seriously can not stop reading this book.
When I studied in Europe, I spent time in Paris, which makes it that much more interesting to me...
If anyone is reading it, or has read it, I would like to discuss some bits of it. If you haven't read it, I'd say get on it!!

"And the trouble is, if you don't risk anything, you risk evem more." Erica Jong

"Dwell in possibility" Dickinson

I just realised that I can not spell
The DaVinvi Code is the proper title.
By Dan Brown

"And the trouble is, if you don't risk anything, you risk evem more." Erica Jong

"Dwell in possibility" Dickinson

Becks,

How funny... I just recommended Dan Brown, particularly The DaVinci Code, on another thread a moment ago! I LOVED it, and have since read all of his other books. I would love to have a discussion if you are still interested. Let me know!

escapeartist

"Everything unknown passes for something magnificent." Tacitus

Make sure you check out his first one, Angels and Demons.

Court

hey,
The DaVInci Code, is it a novel? Is it fiction? What is it? Why should I read it?
excuse me for the apparently arrogant questions but I am trying to choose a good book, fiction preferably, and books are very expensive here in Malaysia, so I have to choose carefully what I buy...

If you like The DaVinci Code (which, Lets, is a novel by Dan Brown that is sort of a historical fiction/conspiracy theory/thriller about the holy grail myth) you should check out Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco. The same principle, but a lot deeper. Also, if you get into the whole conspiracy-theory-spanning-the-ages thing, The Eight by Catherine Neville is really good, too.

hmmm... sounds interesting. maybe I should take a peek at it, that is if I find it.

hey, wanderingatty, good tip on the Umberto Eco book. I've been meaning to read that one for a long time and never got to it. maybe the time is now.