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Ceci Lee ceci82589995f — Oh my, what to say about this book. What Dan Brown lacks in character development, good writing skills, modesty, proper research, and not being a bit racist, he tries to make up for with insane plot twists. There were more plot twists shoved in the last ~40 pages of this book than I imagine are in most murder mysteries. I have to give him some kudos for his imagination - the ideas in the book are exciting in a guilty, trashy sort of way. However, all of his characters fall entirely flat. They are poorly written and undefined. Brown does whatever he wants with them whether or not the action befits the character he's created thus far, until you're left not really imagining a character and more a vehicle by which Brown tries to make his book crazier and crazier. All of the character description and dialogue is so contrived and cliche, it's maddening. I rolled my eyes every time the lead female character did anything in the story, because every time she did, it was accompanied by some new description of her lithe, Mediterranean body. Give me a damn break. I won't even get into the depictions of the two non-white people in the book (one a sassy, heavy-set, black, female camerawoman and the other a horrifying, vengeful, Arab, Muslim murderer/rapist). You get the picture. What Brown claims to be factual in the book (mostly bits concerning theology, Catholicism, and the Illuminati, with some advanced physics sprinkled in) are so offbase, it's laughable. And his obvious perspectives on science, religion, and faith that shine through in the novel are concerning at best. That said, great to read if you want a good laugh or something that is otherwise mindless. Kept me occupied on the train to and from work for a couple weeks.

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Sana Sabouni sabounisana — I feel like this book had a sweet spot. Beyond the Zero was a bit of a chore, but after you got through that first section, the narration really took shape and the characters sort of fell in to place. Pynchon's prose are really beautiful and deserve the hype they receive. It sort of petered off at the end.. then again, maybe it was just me losing interest.

Elena Brusyanskaya cheberinaa448 — I found this novel to be pretty interesting. It didn't blow me away nor was it as funny as the movie, but it was pretty insightful. Women are the fairer, albeit really confusing, sex. The main character Rob Fleming always seems to have problems having relationships with them. What better way to understand yourself or why you get women to eventually hate you than by examining past relationships? He had a passion for music, and it got in the way of the girls he dated. The moral of the story is that you shouldn't have a love for things that aren't your girlfriends because they need constant attention, true story. Just kidding. Or am I? (Suspenseful music plays.)