written by ian caldwell and dustin thomason. they are 2 princeton grads. the story involves 4 princeton students and 2 of them trying to decipher an ancient book. i thought it is really cool because they go into great detail discribing life at Princeton and the hardships of being a student. The book they are trying to decipher is really wild
I read Angels and Demons and was going to start reading Da Vinci code, however after reading the summary about Da Vinci it seems like it is the exact same book as Angels and Demons. A murder leads to looking for clues from old artists who are in a secret society. Is it still worth reading?
I would definitely recommend it. I personally thought Angels and Demons was a little better than the Da Vince Code. I don't wanna say too much and give it away but if you enjoyed Angels and Demons I would say read the Da Vinci Code for sure.....and that goes for everyone.... :thumb: :grin: If you want a story that is written the same way instead but with a different angle....I say read Digital Fortress by the same author.
I enjoyed A&D and Digital Fortress both more than I did 'The Da Vinci Code' . I'm finally finishing the 'Dark Towers' series by Stephen King.
I thought the Da Vinci Code was a great story, but Brown lost me when he changed his tune and started saying he based it on true events.
since harry potter i havent really had anything laying around to read, and that is unacceptable. so i ordered a few books from amazon yesterday. i always get the used books that cost around 3 dollars, which is amazing to me. Slugging It Out in Japan: An American Major Leaguer in the Tokyo Outfield by Warren Cromartie continuing my obsession with japanese baseball. Perfectly Reasonable Deviations From The Beaten Track: The Letters Of Richard P. Feynman continiung my obsession with feynman. The Physics of Baseball by Robert K. Adair probably terrible but maybe ok, the reviews said it talks about how cheating pitchers manipulate balls and that seemed worth reading. The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide by Walker, Douglas i already am the best i have ever met at RPS but even i need practice. i need to get another copy of ball four, which tirk told me about and was fantastic, but i never finished it and i had to return it to the liberry.
right now I'm reading Tiger forums. Earlier I was reading 2005 NEC code book and a section on Cysco Routers LAN/WAN networking by Tessco technologies.
