angels and demons and bears, oh my

In: Books

17 May 2006

I think I was one of the only 3 people left on this planet not to have read Angels & Demons, the first Robert Langdon novel written by Dan Brown (the second is of course The Da Vinci Code).

Having read TDVC over a year ago, I was fairly certain I would enjoy A&D too.  What I didn’t really expect is that I would like it even more than TDVC!  If you’re one of the other 2 people left on the planet to have not read A&D yet, you really should.  Yet another great job by Brown to force me to learn some history without even noticing it. 

Kind of like when my mom used to pour cheese sauce on my broccoli.

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