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I'm finally reading The DaVinci Code
Topic Started: Mar 31 2006, 09:57 AM (620 Views)
Riley
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HOLY CARP!!!
I'm reading it also. I just finished chapter 33. It's been quite a page turner so far.
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kenny
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Ch 41 here.

I like short chapters; some are only two pages.
It makes me think I'm a great reader.


Kinda like feeling informed because you "read the paper" (USA Today.) :P
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George K
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Finally
kenny
Apr 1 2006, 02:42 PM
Ch 41 here.

Is that 3/4 of the way, Kenny?
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kenny
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Not even half way.

There are 105 chapters, 488 pages, in the paperback.
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I do think DB ripped off Baigent & Leigh's Tinfoil Hat piece, "Holy Blood, Holy Grail".

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Sir Leigh Teabing is an anagram of Baigent & Leigh.
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LWpianistin
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i read both DC and A&D. i thought they were both predictable and repetative in his sentence structure, phrasing, and choice of words. i think they are good books if you want a quick and easy mystery kind of thing for which you don't have to think very hard.

i'm currently reading Labyrinth by Kate Mosse. it's very similar in its theme to DC and A&D, but more tastefully done (slightly).
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kenny
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LWpianistin
Apr 1 2006, 08:56 PM
they are good books if you want a quick and easy mystery kind of thing for which you don't have to think very hard.

Bingo
I'm dumb.
I'll read some books and my mind will just wander.

They will mention a character they haven't mentioned in a while and I'll forget who it is.

I guess I need to be spoon fed when I read. :(
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kenny
Apr 1 2006, 09:43 PM
LWpianistin
Apr 1 2006, 08:56 PM
they are good books if you want a quick and easy mystery kind of thing for which you don't have to think very hard.

Bingo
I'm dumb.
I'll read some books and my mind will just wander.

They will mention a character they haven't mentioned in a while and I'll forget who it is.

I guess I need to be spoon fed when I read. :(

yes, i did forget some characters. and, no, you're not dumb, Kenny! i think people who don't like to read are dumb. i can't wait for the movie version of DC to come out. i wonder f it will be any good?
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LW, I wouldn't say that I think people who don't like to read are dumb...some people just don't like to read. I read every now and then if a friend says they read a good book.

Reading is just another form of entertainment.
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kenny
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Apr 2 2006, 10:41 AM


Reading is just another form of entertainment.

opps
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