This is one of those books I read after the entire solar system read it. Dear Dan and Robert were tattooed in my brain thanks to all the media and friends. Before reading it, I was out of their circle. And if today I'd still be out of their circle, it would be fine. Because I wasn't missing anything...
I’ve had this on my bookshelf for a few years now and after watching the movie decided it was time for me to read it. I think perhaps I would have enjoyed it more had I not watched the movie first as I kept comparing it to the book throughout. I chose to read this solely because I enjoyed the film...
What I do remember about this book is that the most powerful scene is the beginning, and afterwards it's just a downward spiral. I did enjoy the plot, got carried away with the characters, was anxious to see what more could this bring to me, but this all was constantly shadowed by what I think was b...
I never understood why people went crazy with this book. Actually, it's pretty lame. The writing isn't that good and the plot is so predictable it just hurts. It's just another book made for popular audiences/readers, an easy read, something full of already written formulas.I simply wouldn't recomme...
No matter how I tired, I could not get past 100 pages of this book. It must be genetic as neither my mum or sisters can either.It's just awful. Boring. Dull and uninspiring.
I read this because a friend recommended it to me, and I have to say, I could just not get into it. I'll be the first to say I'm picky on what I get to read, and this was, to begin with, just not the type of literature I tend to lean for.The story on itself as it was told and as it was expressed on ...
This was a fun book that, even if the story behind it is kind of wild, had the positive side effect of getting me to look at a bunch of famous paintings to see what Brown was talking about. This is a case where the book is much, much better than the movie.
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