davinci code

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Muezzin said:
Or even Stephen King, Rudyard Kipling or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Or, hey, me!
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Yes, folks, it's true, Muezzin can write rings around the likes of Dan Brown. We'll have to press him to get on with that first novel...

I'm not sure I really want to read the 'Da Vinci Code'. From people who actually know their literature, all I've heard is that it is not very well written, but is quite entertaining.
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I'd say it's definitely worth a go. Of course I'd rather most people were reading Shakespeare, Joyce or Chaucer for entertainment, but since that's unlikely to happen I'd happily recommend The Da Vinci Code.

Give it a go, Muezzin. I guarantee you'll be hooked within the first three chapters, slavishly following every detail with guilty pleasure...

Peace
 
chaucer is absolutely classic..from when english wasnt even standardised properly..so whats so interesting about his books? or were you being sarcastic? :?
 
czgibson said:
Greetings,


Yes, folks, it's true, Muezzin can write rings around the likes of Dan Brown. We'll have to press him to get on with that first novel...
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Heh, I'm too used to short stories.

I'd say it's definitely worth a go. Of course I'd rather most people were reading Shakespeare, Joyce or Chaucer for entertainment, but since that's unlikely to happen I'd happily recommend The Da Vinci Code

Give it a go, Muezzin. I guarantee you'll be hooked within the first three chapters, slavishly following every detail with guilty pleasure...

Peace
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Well, the last guilty pleasure book I read was 'Battle Royale'. That is just ludicrously entertaining! :D
 
it was an interesting book undeniably although i preferred his ANGELS and DEMONS more...it had more to it that i felt....
 
Muezzin said:
Or even Stephen King, Rudyard Kipling or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Or, hey, me!

I'm not sure I really want to read the 'Da Vinci Code'. From people who actually know their literature, all I've heard is that it is not very well written, but is quite entertaining. Kind of like Harry Potter in that sense.

And before I get pounced upon, I think the Potter books are very entertaining, and I can see why many like them, but the prose style isn't really anything to write home about.

Get it? Write home about?

Ha ha ha ha ..... erm.
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Greetings,
~Mu'MiNaH~ said:
Yeah, I found it quite offensive.. so I just closed the book.:)
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You found The Da Vinci Code offensive? Why?

(I found it offensive because of the atrocious writing style - did it get to you too?)

Peace
 
Assalamu Alaikum

I have never read the Da Vinci Code and I would like to because reading is a major hobby of mine, but I would like to know is it a good read? I had asked one of my fiends who had finished it said it was really good and I should read it but I would like to know my Muslim Brothers and Sisters views and here is a thread already for to post it in!;D

Assalamu Alaikum
Shakirah
 

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