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pickThis was a low pick for me. I enjoy Dan‘s work but this one made me feel unintelligent sometimes. The consistent NASA level science and political jargon felt cumbersome at times. Amounts of it were very interesting and enjoyable to read/learn but other times I was willing it to be over. I love his short chapters and ability to leave you on a cliffhanger. The thrilling part moved fast and was engaging, it just wasn‘t a fav. #Roll100 for Jan!
pickI‘ve read this one a few times and really enjoy it. Sadly I feel like Dan Brown‘s latest few have been hugely below average. Also, don‘t you just love a good book in a warm bed #bliss
I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description or reason for wanting to read the book. Some are old and some will be new. Don't judge me - I have a lot of books.
Day 64
#tbrmountain #bookbuyingdiet
Been meaning to do a reread.
Windy, crowded day at the beach!
#reread #danbrown #socialdistancing
so-soDan Brown, being one of my favourite writer because of Robert Langdon series. The book isn't a Robert Langdon's but this novel is still a worth read.
@SquidgetsRoom Published before #DaVinciCode back in #2001so this is nearly 18 years old now! This book is somewhat prophetic as the last two years #NASA has reported some similarities and anomalous activity in #Antartica
...when fiction becomes reality â“😨
pickMy favorite Dan Brown book! I was just as scared as the characters! (This book also officially got my boyfriend into reading)
so-soI read this book so long ago.. I forget all the details but I remember it being captivating. Just like all of his books- there was a lot of science and intense scenes-- which makes for a good read.
Rainy weather, great book, and waiting on the boyfriend to go get coffee! This day is perfect
pickI love dan browns books, I have read all of them several times and always find myself glued to them, having to force myself to put them down to sleep.
pickThis started out a little slow for me, but halfway through became the typical Dan Brown action. I definitely didn't like this as much as the Langdon books, but still an enjoyable read.
'When multiple explanations exist, the simplest is usually correct.'
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This book started out great! It had three of my favorite things intertwined: politics, physics and astronomy. I was absolutely in love with it, until I reached the middle of the book and then it became kind of "meh". It lost its spark and it wasn't interesting anymore. Still a great book though! #november #great #danbrown
Now reading and already a little blown away....is everything in this book actually real? Did Bill Clinton say that in 1996? Gonna have to do some googling on this one!
#FunFridayPhoto Can I get in on this?? My first blurb! Lol thought ev1 would like some polar bear man meat. Lol! And a book Deception Point which is definitely cold! Sciencey and a little scary, perfect for mental cooldown.
One of my favourite things about traveling is seeing familiar books in other languages and taking a peak at other people's bookshelves. 🤓
panI expected more from Dan Brown. Mind you I read this after reading Angels and Demons and The Davinci Code, both fast paced suspense novels. This was not that. This was slow and brooding and the twist... I was upset. I'm still upset and let down
