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Angels Demons Robert Langdon Dan Brown 9781416524793 Books

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Frequently, I read a book that is very entertaining, but the premise and/or parts of the plot are so absurd that the readers enjoyment is impacted. I found this to be such a book. A real page turner, on a truly interesting topic with some educational value, however, the protagonist is seemingly imbued with evil powers so overwhelming that nothing is beyond his abilities. Some truly silly moments that detract from the overall impact of the novel.


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Angels Demons Robert Langdon Dan Brown 9781416524793 Books Reviews

I'll admit, it was a little slow going at first. But i also switched genes when picking up this book, so that probably had something to do with it. After that show start, though!! I could hardly put the book down! I was guessing and gasping and loving every second of it. Once it picks up,everything is fast paced in such a perfect, "edge of your seat" kind of way. Thor wasn't the first Langdon book I've read, and it won't be the last, either. (I guessed right on the big thing, by the way, and i was super proud of myself.)
Like many others, I started this series with the DaVinci Code, and after learning about Angels and Demons I tried to read it. The first time I failed and was never able to get into the story. Finally I found the time and inspiration to sit down and finish this book. I was pleasantly surprised. It is not necessary to read this book before reading the DaVinci Code since the story's are quite separate from each other, but after reading this book I was able to understand some of the comments that were said in the second book. I like the way that Landon was written, and the story progressed. I felt as if the story kept me guessing and wishing for more.
Details and twists and turns move this plot along and will have you turning pages and not wanting to put it down.

The amount of research that must have gone into this book in the locations alone must have been daunting. It turns a work of fiction into a believable, well plotted book.

Have fun with this one.
This is a great suspenseful, intelligent, thriller that has been well researched by Mr Brown by going to the actual Vatican city in Rome as he does with all his Robert Langdon books, which I also highly recommend. I started with The DaVinci Code and then went on to read the others in the proper order. It doesn't really matter which order you read them in honestly because they're all their own separate adventures that don't really need you to know what happened in the previous books because Mr Brown doesn't make any reference to them in each book but believe me when I tell you if you like to read a good intelligent adventure novel and don't mind that it teaches you a little history while you read it then you'll love Angels & Demons. This is the first book in the Robert Langdon novels and has to do with religious scholar history and symbology throughout but now in a boring way at all I assure you. It sets a pretty good pace in the storytelling so you don't feel like you're struggling to get through the book. I couldn't wait to find out what happened next. The next book is the DaVinci Code then The Lost Symbol and finally his newest book which was released in 2013, Inferno. All great books and all very well researched. A lot of people like to go to the different countries mentioned in these books and see the actual piecesbof art and landmarks mentioned in these books because they're real. Mr Brown has been there. Actually researched these things in person to give the reader a sense of realism like no author I've ever come across. He's the real deal and I think any intelligent reader would love his robert Langdon series.
I read this a long time ago after reading the DaVinci Code.

Essentially, this is the same format. Same excellent lead character, who goes on another thrilling, intelligent and twisty adventure! This is kind of like a smarter version of the National Tresure movies. Very entertaining, and highly recommended if the other things listed appeal to you!
Short chapters that span about one day propel the pace of this book. I didn’t want to put it down. It surprised me, entertained me, and even made me laugh in a couple of spots. I had to suspend disbelief for two events in the last few chapters. Maybe the science supports what happens, maybe it doesn’t, but my skepticism didn’t spoil my enjoyment. No purple prose—just excellent writing.
As always, Dan Brown does not fail to entertain and keep the reader on the edge of their seat. Angels and Demons, although written first, was just as exciting as the Da Vinci code. I read this on my and I was surprised by the number of chapters - 137 - and page numbers were not synced with the paper edition. But, nevermind, the length, it was a page turner and the short chapters did make it go quickly. I read this while on vacation and it was a great way to make a 4 hour plane ride go quickly. It has been a while since I saw the movie, but I think that the movie script did not follow the book as closely as the Da Vinci Code did and there were some minor differences with the characters, but the overall plot was the same. If you are looking for an exciting book that makes you think, gives factual information that maybe you didn't know and thoroughly keeps you involved and entertained, then this is the book for you.
Couldn't make it past 10%

CERN director, supposedly a physicist and a man of science behaves like a kid, making far going conclusios from nearly absent evidence. No scientist would ever thought like that.

I see a symbol — that must be illuminati. Find them! What? What do you mean illumati do not exist? But the symbols is there, so your words must be a lie!

And all that considering, no one ever saw an illumati insigna before, according to Dan Brown.

This is a disgustingly primitive and illogical book.
Frequently, I read a book that is very entertaining, but the premise and/or parts of the plot are so absurd that the readers enjoyment is impacted. I found this to be such a book. A real page turner, on a truly interesting topic with some educational value, however, the protagonist is seemingly imbued with evil powers so overwhelming that nothing is beyond his abilities. Some truly silly moments that detract from the overall impact of the novel.