A great romp that many people took far too seriously. ( )

This book appealed to my love of art and math, and was a fun beach read. I don't think that it is the "novel of the century," but more an interesting concept. ( )

I read this book (which is the second in the Robert Langdon series) first, and it was truly amazing! While I usually don't read books out of order, I picked this book up before Angels and Demons and I wanted to start into it right away. Reading them out of order doesn't ruin the novels and contains no spoilers other than a few personal relationships that Robert Langdon has.

This book was an amazing, epic, truly inspiring novel. It changes your view on everything around you, including artwork and television and building designs. It gives a wonderful insight to many topics that aren't openly discussed or noticed.

I could not put this book down, and I wish Dan Brown had more books floating around the book stores for me to pick up! This book is a unique gem and I love it! I need more books like these around that have short chapters, constant action, unpredictable twists and turns and characters that are intriguing.

I must admit I did pick the novel up just so I could go watch the movie when it came on television, but I should have picked the book up just because the book is so epic and astonishing!

Five out of five stars! There isn't much I can say against this book other than that it's a long read (but a quick one!). ( )

It's been a while since I read this book. I read the Spanish translated version in paperback and it wasn't a bad translation.

Is Dan Brown a genius?

Far from it.

However, he is capable of writing an entertaining popcorn adventure book that keeps you interested from start to finish. Easygoing writing, interesting characters, lots of intrigue and nonstop action that kept me reading until the very end.

While perhaps not a masterpiece of literature, it will have its fans and was a fun read. ( )

i loved this book in like 2006 ( )