Inferno: A Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (677 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00B1VXVIU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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which was excellent from the start to the end This is the first time that I have read Mr. Brown’s book and I found I just can’t help loving it. It is a complex tale in very interesting language, which was excellent from the start to the end. Dan Brown uses a lot of history and art into the story, which in a way feels like having an art lesson at house. The interesting subject, compelling characterizations, an appealing plot that moves easily from one scene to the next, also remind me of thinking about the world where we live in. What really hit me most is that it also presents some re. "What the?!" according to Pressure/Grace. What is the deal with the punctuation in this book?! I understand the use of "?!" to express a stridently-voiced question, but it was WAY overused in this book. A pet peeve of mine; it may not bother anyone else, but I found the constant usage irritating. I mean, couldn't italics have been used sometimes?! At any rate, the reason I gave this book What the?! What is the deal with the punctuation in this book?! I understand the use of "?!" to express a stridently-voiced question, but it was WAY overused in this book. A pet peeve of mine; it may not bother anyone else, but I found the constant usage irritating. I mean, couldn't italics have been used sometimes?! At any rate, the reason I gave this book 3 stars was not so much because of the "?!" usage, but because I was really disappointed with the plot, characters, and storyline. I've enjoyed Dan Brown's books in the past, but this one seemed "churned out.. stars was not so much because of the "?!" usage, but because I was really disappointed with the plot, characters, and storyline. I've enjoyed Dan Brown's books in the past, but this one seemed "churned out.. Loved it, Now I can watch the movie C Lynn P I purchased this book years ago but never read it. I even purchased the audio version figuring I would listen in my car as I drove the often long and lonely highways of Northern Maine for work; once you get past Bangor the ride can use a little mental stimulation. I retired, still didn't grab it to read even though I now had plenty of time to attack such a weighty tome. There is something about Dan Brown's novels that require you set aside your obligations and focus entirely on the novel, otherwise you miss the ebb and flow of the story. Well this has
Langdon quickly realizes that he is in possession of a series of disturbing codes created by a brilliant scientist - a genius whose obsession with the end of the world is matched only by his passion for one of the most influential masterpieces ever written: Dante Alighieri's dark epic poem The Inferno. Langdon's world soon erupts into chaos, and he finds himself on the run in Florence with a stoic young woman, Sienna Brooks, whose clever maneuvering saves his life. In his most riveting and thought-provoking novel to date, Dan Brown has raised the bar yet again. Now Dan Brown takes listeners deep into the heart of Italy, guiding them through a landscape that inspired one of history's most ominous literary classics. "The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis." Harvard professor of symbology Robert Langdon awakens in a hospital in the middle of the night. Inferno is a sumptuously entertaining listen - a novel that will captivate listeners with the beauty of classical Italian art, history, and literature while also posing provocative questions about the role of cutting-edge science in our future.. Now a Major Motion Picture With the publication of his