"The Da Vinci Code"

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The book "The Da Vinci Code" by author Dan Brown is a controversial novel that was released in March 2003, by publisher Double Day. It debuted at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list and has remained on it since, selling millions of copies. This paper examines the opinions of critics who either love the novel or find fault with certain issues of the book.

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"Blomberg mentions that the most important word in this book is "novel" (p.1). It is well written, fast-paced, with surprising turns of plot and intrigue regularly shocking readers, especially when they think they have figured things out. It contains all the elements of a good murder mystery, enough vivid portrayals that one can imagine the events depicted on location, especially if one is familiar with France and Britain, and bite-sized chapters that regularly end with a cliffhanger begging one to read more."

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