Recently I read the book Angels and Demons, by Dan Brown. This book follows Harvard
symbologist Robert Langdon, as he tries to stop the Illuminati, a
legendary secret society, from destroying Vatican City with the newly
discovered power of antimatter. It is a very exciting read. You can try to
solve the mystery with the main characters, but I guarantee that they will
discover clues that confuse you to no end… at least until the end of the book.
It is a mature read, but one that I think any book lover will enjoy. This is
the first of Dan Brown’s books on Mr. Langdon, and if you like this book, I
highly recommend the other two. Reading them in order allows you to understand
the allusions to prior books in the others.
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| The image on the book cover above is called an ambigram. An ambigram is a word or image stylized so that it can be rotated 180 degrees and still look like the same image. |
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| The same image, rotated 180 degrees. What part do ambigrams play in this mystery? Read the book to find out! |
Summary:☻☻☻☻☻ 5/5 Smiley Faces! Find it in the fiction
section at Call
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