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Dan Brown does it again!
Origins poses interesting questions and proposes even more interesting responses in thrilling ride of action, puzzles and intrigue. That's it.
Origins poses interesting questions and proposes even more interesting responses in thrilling ride of action, puzzles and intrigue. That's it.
adventurous
informative
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
adventurous
challenging
dark
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
tense
medium-paced
I should really stop reading these books. They aren’t good. I should save myself the time and just read the summaries.
Merged review:
I should really stop reading these books. They aren’t good. I should save myself the time and just read the summaries.
Merged review:
I should really stop reading these books. They aren’t good. I should save myself the time and just read the summaries.
I struggled to finish this one... It's not that it's bad so much as it just kept putting me to sleep. The plot is intriguing (where did we come from, where are we going) but I really missed the 'scavenger hunt' type story lines of Langdon's earlier adventures -- the thrill was totally missing from this one.
Merged review:
I struggled to finish this one... It's not that it's bad so much as it just kept putting me to sleep. The plot is intriguing (where did we come from, where are we going) but I really missed the 'scavenger hunt' type story lines of Langdon's earlier adventures -- the thrill was totally missing from this one.
Merged review:
I struggled to finish this one... It's not that it's bad so much as it just kept putting me to sleep. The plot is intriguing (where did we come from, where are we going) but I really missed the 'scavenger hunt' type story lines of Langdon's earlier adventures -- the thrill was totally missing from this one.
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Not as exciting as his previous books but I still loved it!
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Not as exciting as his previous books but I still loved it!
Merged review:
Not as exciting as his previous books but I still loved it!
5/5 estrellas
¿Por qué hemos de separarnos esposo mío? Te extrañaré Robert Langdon.
No quería terminar el libro, el cual me ENCANTO. En ésta quinta aventura, Dan Brown nos invita a vivir un par de aventuras situadas en Barcelona (Sagrada Familia sera uno de los escenarios fuertes) y aprender sobre grupos de ateos radicales y sobre la inteligencia artificial. Si bien es ficción, los personajes son ficticios, es inevitable que personajes como el Principe Julian o el Rey (que está a punto de fallecer), nos choca con la realidad. Mi mente le puso cara al Principe Julian: Para mi es igualito al actual Rey de España: Felipe.
Con una prosa ágil, entretenida, seremos testigos de todas las cosas que le suceden a Robert Landon en pocas horas durante más de 600 paginas, acompañado siempre de una mujer: en éste caso Ambra Vidal. Ambos se encontraran inmersos en una aventura para desvelar el origen de la vida. Tras el suceso ocurrido en la presentación que desvelará dos de las preguntas más importantes de la humanidad, Robert tendrá que ingeniárselas para hacer que esto salga a luz.
Las ciudades por las que camina Langdon son Bilbao, Barcelona y Madrid aunque hace aparición Sevilla, con su catedral que fui conociendo con el paso de las páginas.
Robert Langdon se encontrará de nuevo inmerso en una aventura que él no ha pedido pero irremediablemente solo él, con ayuda de Ambra, podrá solucionar. Con un ritmo que es trepidante el ritmo de la evolución de los hechos siempre va a mas recordando siempre que son 600 páginas que transcurren en un plazo de unas horas (eso es lo mágico de Dan Brown) y que te hace tener el corazón en la boca.
Lo hiper recomiendo y ya anhelo una secta aventura.
¿Por qué hemos de separarnos esposo mío? Te extrañaré Robert Langdon.
No quería terminar el libro, el cual me ENCANTO. En ésta quinta aventura, Dan Brown nos invita a vivir un par de aventuras situadas en Barcelona (Sagrada Familia sera uno de los escenarios fuertes) y aprender sobre grupos de ateos radicales y sobre la inteligencia artificial. Si bien es ficción, los personajes son ficticios, es inevitable que personajes como el Principe Julian o el Rey (que está a punto de fallecer), nos choca con la realidad. Mi mente le puso cara al Principe Julian: Para mi es igualito al actual Rey de España: Felipe.
Con una prosa ágil, entretenida, seremos testigos de todas las cosas que le suceden a Robert Landon en pocas horas durante más de 600 paginas, acompañado siempre de una mujer: en éste caso Ambra Vidal. Ambos se encontraran inmersos en una aventura para desvelar el origen de la vida. Tras el suceso ocurrido en la presentación que desvelará dos de las preguntas más importantes de la humanidad, Robert tendrá que ingeniárselas para hacer que esto salga a luz.
Las ciudades por las que camina Langdon son Bilbao, Barcelona y Madrid aunque hace aparición Sevilla, con su catedral que fui conociendo con el paso de las páginas.
Robert Langdon se encontrará de nuevo inmerso en una aventura que él no ha pedido pero irremediablemente solo él, con ayuda de Ambra, podrá solucionar. Con un ritmo que es trepidante el ritmo de la evolución de los hechos siempre va a mas recordando siempre que son 600 páginas que transcurren en un plazo de unas horas (eso es lo mágico de Dan Brown) y que te hace tener el corazón en la boca.
Lo hiper recomiendo y ya anhelo una secta aventura.
While I'm used to the "Dan Brown formula", I found myself mentally screaming at the book: "Stop explaining I guessed that big reveal pages ago!"
I spent the last half of the book saying to myself I know who the "regent" is. I know why THAT happened. It's so obvious.
If you are a devout believer in Dan Brown - well you're probably already reading your copy. If this is the first Brown book you've picked up -put it down. There are better books under his name than this one.
Merged review:
While I'm used to the "Dan Brown formula", I found myself mentally screaming at the book: "Stop explaining I guessed that big reveal pages ago!"
I spent the last half of the book saying to myself I know who the "regent" is. I know why THAT happened. It's so obvious.
If you are a devout believer in Dan Brown - well you're probably already reading your copy. If this is the first Brown book you've picked up -put it down. There are better books under his name than this one.
I spent the last half of the book saying to myself I know who the "regent" is. I know why THAT happened. It's so obvious.
If you are a devout believer in Dan Brown - well you're probably already reading your copy. If this is the first Brown book you've picked up -put it down. There are better books under his name than this one.
Merged review:
While I'm used to the "Dan Brown formula", I found myself mentally screaming at the book: "Stop explaining I guessed that big reveal pages ago!"
I spent the last half of the book saying to myself I know who the "regent" is. I know why THAT happened. It's so obvious.
If you are a devout believer in Dan Brown - well you're probably already reading your copy. If this is the first Brown book you've picked up -put it down. There are better books under his name than this one.
adventurous
informative
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
tense
Deducted one full star because, almost too many lines and dare I say pages were devoted to very detailed description of so many monuments, they broke the momentum quite a few times. But otherwise this book blew my mind! It was insane what I read. This book also marks my first Dan Brown read ever, I'm glad it was a physical book i owned. I absolutely loved how it talked about art and artists in length, two of my very favourite subjects, which led me to Google a lot and find even more interesting stuff on YouTube and articles that I have bookmarked. This book really made me want to go back in time and read as many old authors and explore as many old artists, as old as the 1800s. The story telling, the ending, the narration everything was wonderful.