I must say, this is an exciting book and enlightening one too! Now as I walk inside this house, or anywhere for that matter, I keep looking for symbols, icons, relics, bla bla. I even, at one point, had explained to myself Buddism as descending from Roman Gods! I am baffled by the author's creativity, and how he based his creativity around and within the realities and myths! I have found a new admiration for historians. I am not qualified enough to poast a review of the book, but there were many who did, have a look the reviews.
I now regret having left the queue at the Louvre Museum, but after 3 hours of waiting and moving only slightly, I gave it up for more scenes of Paris, and I'd say the opportunity cost is even greater now.) I should have gone and seen the upside-down pyramid, the Grand Gallery , the parquet floor and Da Vinci's works! Now I want to go see the factual side of it. The places, the monuments, the symbols, the signs!
This truly has got me interested in reading. Then again, I get disinterested as easily too. Once thing is for sure, I am getting Dan Browns's other books too! Angels and Demons first. More importantly, I am going to read them as well. When the movie is out next year, I am sure to watch it!
I want to write some cryptic code within a code to end this post! . . but . . I wish.
5 comments:
pigy: r u from a secret society? dont be shy.. tell us!
Im glad you liked the book. Hope this is a sign of more reading ahead.
I wrote a review of the book on my blog /shameless self promotion:-) beware of spoilers though,
i should give more of a warning, beware of spoilers for BOTH books.
O_O;;;
all right. time for 'The Asti Spumante Code' then.
Metaldude: i read your reviews yeah.. ishihaaru! haah! ehehe
:O
Piggy: u r reading a book on GPS???
Raggedyanne: slowly... book by book...
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