The Da Vinci Code

[Anisa]

By Dan Brown.

Has any one read it? I've just bought a copy & can't wait to get stuck in

[Jalil79]

I liked it. It's really entertaining. Couldn't put it down. But it's ridiculous to put too much emphasis on how true everything is. However, I do wonder what al Koran says about Jesus' private life (if it mentions it). Since he was mortal (which goes against the Christian belief of course) was he married? Any children?

[moroccanchica]

http://www.morocco.com/forums/showth...threadid=20648

there you are guys

brilliant book anisa i would highly reccomend. great thriller

[Kendra1]

everyone i know thats read it has loved but i have nooo interest in reading it whatsoever!!
Am i really the only one that gets on the bus or tube and sees 10 people reading the same book and gets put off by it?!,surely not
I saw the programme about it and found that boring too, so i guess its really not for me.
Anyone reading anything else (preferbly that the rest of London isn't reading)at the moment?..and is it any good?
I want some tips as I haven't read anything in english for ages!!!.

[Andalousi]

When I was in Milan I went to see the Leonardo da Vinci painting and I got to say the person looked like a man not a woman. If you ask me the whole Da Vinci thing is a fictional creation.

[_nadia_]

Originally posted by Kendra1
everyone i know thats read it has loved but i have nooo interest in reading it whatsoever!!
Am i really the only one that gets on the bus or tube and sees 10 people reading the same book and gets put off by it?!,surely not
I saw the programme about it and found that boring too, so i guess its really not for me.
Anyone reading anything else (preferbly that the rest of London isn't reading)at the moment?..and is it any good?
I want some tips as I haven't read anything in english for ages!!!.

I was the same, but after my dippy best mate recommended it to me (she, who has never picked up a book for pleasure) I thought I would it check it out. Started reading last night, haven't been able to put it down since. It's very intriguing, and especially considering a)I'm not a usual fan of this genre (thriller) and b)Not really interested in art or christianity, but this is a great read.

Another FANTASTIC book, which might appeal to you for the Frog factor, is "The Lost King of France" by Deborah Cadbury. It's factual, but a very easy read considering. About le Dauphin Louis Charles XVII, son of Louis Charles XVI and Marie Antoinette. It's about £8.99 so if it's not usually you're thing don't go and buy it specially, just borrow it off me and give it a go. You'll love it, honest.

[_nadia_]

Anisa, have you started reading it now? I'm loving it... it's totally unputdownable!