Dan Brown: An Exceptionally Facinating Writer!!

[darrensmits]

Any Dan Brown fan here? I have read almost all books written by him. I just love the way he writes. "The Da Vinci Code" was the first one that I read among the books written by Dan Brown, I read it after I saw the movie. :2thumbsup: I liked the book so much that I read "Digital Fortress" and "Angles & Demons, and currently I am reading "The Lost Symbol". What about you? Have you guys read his books? :coffeedrinker:

Just share your opinions about the book you read.

[geeze]

well,

probably noone got time for books nowadays :doh:

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[mnmaria20]

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[ab6727]

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[tracyk859]

Thanks for the post.
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[cherylfoster]

I read all the books of Dan Brown Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons but the symbol has lost of symol is disappoing me. This book has classical elements but these elements are not enough to save the book. Da Vinci Code Dan Brown's world wide success since there are plenty of wannabe writers around the world all the popped up and the book as a Da Vinci / Dan Brown wannabe book as good and only Can compete in the same category.

[amy001]

Da Vinci Code Dan Brown's world wide success since there are plenty of wannabe writers around the world all the popped up and the book as a Da Vinci / Dan Brown wannabe book as good and only Can compete in the same category.

[HHAuthority]

I love Dan Brown's work. I believe he is one of the best writers we have today . I have read Digital Fortress and The Lost Symbol and it captivated me from start to finish.

[philton]

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Writing, Reading and Arithmetic. The three “R’s” of education. Eduify is focused on the first one: Writing. Writing is a critically important skill to succeeding in life. Yet, writing is often under-taught and forgotten in rhetoric. We, like the National Commission on Writing, think writing is truly the neglected “R.”

The state of writing in the US is worse than most realize. Here are some interesting statistics that bring it into perspective:

4 out of 5 Students are NOT Proficient Writers
Three times since 1998 the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES) / National Center for Educational Progress has administered a writing assessment to students around the US. In fact, they just finished administering the 2009 report. While students have improved their writing slightly over time, the country as a whole still has a long way to go. The data in the report is phrased and graphically shown in a way that’s a little difficult to understand. The NCW interprets it clearly: “About one student in five produces completely unsatisfactory prose, about 50 percent meet “basic” requirements, and only one in five can be called “proficient.”