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Me visiting an art gallery: Oh my god this is so fucking boring.

Me reading about Robert Langdon visiting an art gallery: OH MY GOD THIS MUST BE THE MOST EXCITING PLACE EVER!

Done with part 2 of 3 and I'm beginning to wonder is this book is still going to have a proper plot or if it's just random disturbing violence (part 1) and endless talking (part 2)

I seriously can't believe what I'm reading here, this is one giant nightmare so far oO

I wasn't expecting that this series would still be able to surprise me but HOLY SHIT, this is sick oO

This is SO fucked up already and even more crazy than the other books – I LOVE IT (maybe because it reminds me a bit of the early episodes of "The Following")

It's finally happening EEEEEEP! \o/

I'm glad I didn't give up during the first 100-150 pages because without the annoying footnotes on every page it was much easier to focus on the story which didn't blow my mind but I think it was a good start to the trilogy in the end

I guess I have reached the dragging part…

I'm enjoying it, but it doesn't feel very magical yet.

Helloooo madness

Ouch, that was painful D:

I had completely forgotten how ridiculous noetic sciences are :D

I'm not sure I really need a superficial and irresponsible protagonist that always drinks when he's driving despite having already caused a terrible accident...

I remember that this was my least favorite book in the Robert Langdon series but I hope it's still worth the re-read

I've reached a point where I'm really enjoying this book and almost have forgotten my anger about the annoying footnotes - almost.

That was the first reading session with this book that I really enjoyed and it definitely helped that there were less (distracting) footnotes so that I could actually focus on the plot. Also a school for young murderers is quite a cool setting (no surprise though^^).

It's good to see that after all these years this is still addictive as hell

It's still a struggle but I might see some light at the end of the tunnel

This is pretty ridiculous

Is it good worldbuilding when the world needs to be explained through (lengthy) footnotes on almost every page? I'd like to doubt that (for now).

24 pages in 50 minutes - this is going to take me a while XD

"People often shit themselves when they die." I think I have a new favorite opening line XD

I'm a bit sad that I saw the ending coming quite early but this was still a thrilling spy novel and I really liked the minimalistic setting.

I just found out that Idris Elba might play the leading role in the movie adaptation of this book and now I'm so excited about this that I can't concentrate on reading right now xD

SO close to solving the case and I'm forced to take a break, dammit! :D

This is getting pretty addictive (as usual)

Not much has happened so far, but (once again) I really like the exotic setting

I'm a bit surprised how long it actually takes for the story to get violent, I hadn't remembered the prelude to be so long :D

I've read the book twice before and seen the movie twice but this story just never gets boring