Title: Like a well painted Da Vinci
Product review: This book, a brilliant foray for relatively unknown author Dan Brown (though be sure to check out the Robert Langdon thriller that came before, "Angels and Demons"), "The Da Vinci Code" is as engaging as it is smart. The factoids contained within the work ( the "Divine Proportion" being a terribly interesting example) are well-spaced and many are totally mind-boggling. They teach the reader without drawing him/her into the spiraling abyss of a pedants mind. The characters are humanly possible, quite life-like actually, and the scenes are well-described, yet still seem to stay to-the-point. I won't bore you with a long-winded summary, considering you have probably perused one in one of the previous reviews. The bottm line is that this book is a great read and should be enjoyed by all who can get their hands on it. As Poe once wrote, "Quoth the Raven, read this book." (hehe)
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