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bookshelves: adventure, crime, fiction
I really enjoyed this. I liked it better than Angels and Demons. Dan Brown, while he has quite an easy way of writing, has a fantastic sense of adventure, and very learned opinions on the stuff he writes about.
This book is intriguing, and made me want to learn more on religious history. Robert Langdon is a very likeable main character, sort of reminds me of an Indiana Jones type person.
I'll definitely be reading Dan Browns other books after this great piece!
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Claire
read and liked a piece of writing titled "Letters I'll Never Send, Words I'll Never Say"
by Samantha Timmons
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I asked myself if there was any truth in the hurtful words you said, in the assumptions you made.
My answer was, "He's lying. Call a spade a spade."
I asked myself if it's possib
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Claire
took the never-ending book quiz.
| questions answered: | 84 |
| correct: | 50 (59.5%) |
| skipped: | 0 |
| best streak: | 9 |
| questions added: | 0 |
by Stephen King
ONE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY FOUR PAGES?!! ]]>
bookshelves: crime
WOW. I can see why everyone is reading this collection. This brilliant novel cuts a new standard for crime. Stieg Larsson's brilliant character development and storyline is full of twists and turns that no one sees coming. Lisbeth Salander, who works for Milton Security, is not like other investigators. She gets caught up with Mikael Blomkvist, who, recently charged with libel, has started working for the Vangar Corporation on a mystery almost 40 years old.
This story is gripping and compelling, and it's a book you won't want to put down! ]]>
"Screaming on the inside, my organs mutate to my intense rage. I punch my pillows until they have bee"
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