dan brown, the da vinci code review

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Review of Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code

By bubba041073 on 23rd Aug 2005

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Easy to read

Bad Points

Some parts were predictable, the story line is not original I have seen a documentary on this subject before

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I think you would have to take The Da Vinci Code with a large pinch of salt, treat it as an easy reading novel. I did enjoy it but am a little disappointed as the story line is by no means original. Also I found it quite boring that all he has done is reverse the facts about Masonic and Christianity.

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