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The lost symbol : a novel

Author:	Dan Brown
Publisher:	New York : Doubleday, ©2009.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Summary:	Symbologist Robert Langdon returns in this new thriller follow-up to The Da Vinci Code.
Rating:	based on 11 rating(s) 5 with reviews

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Genre/Form:	Suspense fiction Adventure stories Fiction
Material Type:	Fiction
Document Type:	Book
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ISBN:	9780385504225 0385504225
OCLC Number:	399843314
Description:	509 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Responsibility:	Dan Brown.

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Symbologist Robert Langdon returns in this new thriller follow-up to The Da Vinci Code.

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“The Lost Symbol” is finally found at RightBooks.In

by tanmoyrb (WorldCat user published 2011-04-14) Excellent

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It’s yet another mystery rockers from Dan Brown called ...
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It’s yet another mystery rockers from Dan Brown called “The Lost Symbol” that will make you experience the thrill of Robert Langdon mystery adventure. Full of actions, application of wisdom and knowledge, fast paced story telling, all the essentials of a successful murder mystery are here in this RightBooks.In collection. Just visit www.rightbooks.in/product_details.asp?pid=9780552161237 to have it today.

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Not as Good as the DaVinci code

by FarmvilleSecrets (WorldCat user published 2010-01-06) Permalink

I must admit that after reading the DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons which both gave me sleepless nights (because I couldn't put the books down), I am quite disappointed with the Lost Symbol. Somehow, it came short of the excitement and thrill that I felt while reading the DaVinci Code and Angels...
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I must admit that after reading the DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons which both gave me sleepless nights (because I couldn't put the books down), I am quite disappointed with the Lost Symbol. Somehow, it came short of the excitement and thrill that I felt while reading the DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons. I read half of the book, then set it aside. After a few weeks, I continued reading but only because I was curious about the ending.

In fairness, I think the idea of the Bible to contain hidden messages is a great concept. Brown also succeeded in connecting some Bible passages with already known scientific concepts. All in all, it was a good read. I still consider Dan Brown to be a good author who does not fail to give his readers something to ponder about. Maybe he stretched the storyline a bit too far this time that it became dragging at times. But I would still recommend this book to those who want to complete their Brown collection.

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Disappointing

by Harry007 (WorldCat user published 2010-03-22) Permalink

It seems to me the problem with Dan Brown's books lies in the fact that readers think he is trying to be accurate and that he is really writing about the real world. He isn't. He is doing what most fiction writers do, which is to ...
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It seems to me the problem with Dan Brown's books lies in the fact that readers think he is trying to be accurate and that he is really writing about the real world. He isn't. He is doing what most fiction writers do, which is to say "The following story I'm about to tell you is absolutely true!" in order to get them hooked in. There are some thrillers that do attempt to be faithful to the facts of the real world, but Brown's books do not do that.

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ordo ab chao

by nl (WorldCat user published 2009-10-13) Permalink

Nice walk through religious thoughts.

A very difficult theme gets here a respectfull and entertaining treatment.

toc :

FACT:

Prologue

CHAPTER 1-133

001 from boston logan airport

002 masterpiece mal'akh

003 national...
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Nice walk through religious thoughts.

A very difficult theme gets here a respectfull and entertaining treatment.

toc :

FACT:

Prologue

CHAPTER 1-133

001 from boston logan airport

002 masterpiece mal'akh

003 national statutary hall

004 capitol building

005 4210 silver hill road

006 homeland security - showtime

007 katherine

008 a bit careless

009 invitation to save peter's soul

010 capitol rotunda

011 smsc pod 5

012 capitol police

013 mysteries

014

019 Director Inoue Sato

020 07:58 pm

021 The Apotheosis, 1865 by constantino brumidi

022

023 iiix885

024

025

026 'as above, so below'

030 SB level

041 square (4) p 164

046 p184

047

048

049 solution p 197

050

053 p210

066 1514 ad

068 melencolia i p259

070 next magical solution p263, 264, 265

074 The Jungle

097 "Eight Franklin Square must exist"

101 p 373

102 p 376

103

104

105

106 64 numbers

107 soul weight

114 begin problem solving

115 the first row

126 the library p 467 searching for the word

128 the third row

129 the third row

133 nearly the end

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production of this book http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A-ddfd7STQ

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Little disappointing, but still popular

by greatnecklibrarystaff (WorldCat user published 2010-01-06) Permalink

Patrons like it, but not as much as Da Vinci or A & D. Holds on this title went down faster than usual, indicating that some patrons may not have actually read the book.

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