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Dan Brown never disappoints. This 1998 thriller about NSA surveillance was clearly ahead of its time.

I was stuck somewhere without a book & ended up reading this for the 1st time in 20 years. The quick pacing, clever puzzles, & story of women being erased from history held up. The endless mansplaining & self-flagellating monk were tiresome. I remember reading this in college and not being able to put it down. It‘s still a fun ride and I loved the references to locations through out Europe. Entertaining for sure.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4/5

1. I love museums and can't pick!
2. Tagged is the first one I thought of
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1. I remember loving the Victoria and Albert Museum in London when I was there years ago.
2. The Da Vinci Code with its murder in the Louvre.

Thanks for the tag!

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A lot of research is done in libraries in this book, and the others in the series.

#SchoolSpirit Day 5 #library

I think this was my third or fourth reading of this one. I must remember not to give it away again because the time will come when I‘ll want to read it again. With the exception of the relentless sexualization of grieving Vittoria, I find this book so much fun.

You know, I don't think I've ever seen the movies.

I did read “DaVinci Code“ and “Angels and Demons“ but nothing else by Brown.

But, hey, there's a professor in these books and movies!

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