Title: These guys aren't prodigies
Product review: I had high hopes with this book. For a book that took several years to write, it certainly didn't have much to show for the effort. The actual deciphering of the code is so anticlimactic, and the final secret so blase that I almost groaned in disappointment.A lot of people liked Da Vinci Code, but I liked Angels and Demons better (both by one author). So if that means anything, so be it. This book doesn't come anywhere close. The life described in Princeton is made to sound normal, but for most of us that didn't go to Ivy League schools, it doesn't give a lot to identify with. Isn't that especially important when the book is in first person narrative? All the while I'm reading the "I" of the book, I'm thinking, "thats not me..."So... nice try guys. How about a little more meat on the plate next time you come up with a serving?
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