Showing posts with label Book Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book Review. Show all posts
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Blood Suckers: The Vampire Archives: Volume #1
I need to get back on my readings! It's almost a month now since I've stopped reading "Blood Suckers: The Vampire Archives: Volume #1"
I would have finished the book earlier, if it was not so boring! It would have been a great read since the stories are classics. But, the stories were cut short. As in Summarized! @_@ You would finish an entire book/story in just one chapter (maybe 10 to 20 pages?) Although, I would commend the Editor: Otto Penzler for doing a great job in shortening the novels. It's not easy!
This would be great for High school book reports, though! ^_^
Anyway, I still plan on finishing the book. But for now, I might focus more on stabilizing mg blogs. Once they're done-- hopefully within a month-- I'll get back on my books. I can't wait to buy more.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
The Lost Symbol by: Dan Brown - Book - Review
Before anything else, this is my first time to do a book review, so bear with me. Hopefully, I would improve in the future. I will do my best not to reveal spoilers! ^_^
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After much anticipation, finally, I got a copy of Dan Brown's latest novel "The Lost Symbol".
The book has 528 pages of good read.
The story is OK, it did not drag (or if it did -- I barely noticed it) The plot titillated my mind and emotion, although it is nothing, compared with Brown's previous work, The Da Vincci Code.
The antagonist of the story was easily revealed in the beginning, but the true identity of the character remained hidden till the last few chapters. Furthermore, the villain was fantastic! I liked the way how he planned everything.
How Brown portrayed the other supporting characters was amazing. You'll never know whether they are pro or anti. Especially, of the CIA. Her character is one of the best and my fave!
Most of the puzzles and codes were quite mediocre unlike with the ones written in Angels and Demons and Da Vincci Code. Although, I loved how he created the secret on the Pyramid.
I liked the science behind the book. Especially, the underwater thing! *wink* I never knew it could be possible.
The revelations about Free Masonry is great. It answered some of my questions regarding "the brotherhood". Brown shed some insight on the aspects of the Masonic system, beliefs, rituals, etc. Although, I wonder if they are all facts?
To cut this short, the book is worth reading and worth watching! I can't wait to see the movie in 2012. ^_^
Rating:
5 out of 5 Stars!
YEAHBOY!
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After much anticipation, finally, I got a copy of Dan Brown's latest novel "The Lost Symbol".
The book has 528 pages of good read.
The story is OK, it did not drag (or if it did -- I barely noticed it) The plot titillated my mind and emotion, although it is nothing, compared with Brown's previous work, The Da Vincci Code.
The antagonist of the story was easily revealed in the beginning, but the true identity of the character remained hidden till the last few chapters. Furthermore, the villain was fantastic! I liked the way how he planned everything.
How Brown portrayed the other supporting characters was amazing. You'll never know whether they are pro or anti. Especially, of the CIA. Her character is one of the best and my fave!
Most of the puzzles and codes were quite mediocre unlike with the ones written in Angels and Demons and Da Vincci Code. Although, I loved how he created the secret on the Pyramid.
I liked the science behind the book. Especially, the underwater thing! *wink* I never knew it could be possible.
The revelations about Free Masonry is great. It answered some of my questions regarding "the brotherhood". Brown shed some insight on the aspects of the Masonic system, beliefs, rituals, etc. Although, I wonder if they are all facts?
To cut this short, the book is worth reading and worth watching! I can't wait to see the movie in 2012. ^_^
Rating:
5 out of 5 Stars!
YEAHBOY!
Labels:
Book Review,
Crime,
Dan Brown,
Fiction,
Film Review,
Free Masonry,
Mystery,
Novel,
Suspense,
the lost symbol,
Thriller
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