Adrian is playing civ
Similar source material to Da vinca code – templars and all that stuff but brilliantly written. I rememeber reading about 10 years ago and loving it – I haven’t re-read it although I might have to find an excuse soon.
Adrian is playing civ
Similar source material to Da vinca code – templars and all that stuff but brilliantly written. I rememeber reading about 10 years ago and loving it – I haven’t re-read it although I might have to find an excuse soon.
Read it a long time ago, when I had a ton of free time. Excellent book! I have tried to read other Umberto Eco books, but, well, I guess that moment has passed for me.
Would love to reread FP if ever stuck on a deserted island, or in rush hour traffic.
Rob Williams wants everyone to check out MAKE THE YULETIDE GAY at film festivals!
I read this a long time ago in a galaxy far far away, but I loved it. I would love to read it again, if I didn’t have so many books on my “to read” pile. Sigh… If only there was a nuclear holocaust and I was the only survivor and I could spend all my time reading and re-reading books—unless I lost my contacts/glasses! Aargh!!!
Persevere – it’s worth it. Think of how you can look down your nose at all those who do the junior option – “The Bible Code”!
By Umberto Eco.
I bought this book at a used bookstore when I was 13. The cover was shiny. I didn’t get five pages into it before throwing it away, discouraged. I tried again and again over the next few years. Finally, I managed to get into it again recently. It is one of the most delicious books I’ve ever read. Like buttery milk chocolate. Mmm… I’m about a third of the way through, and I want to be sure to finish it this time!