dont read this unless read most to entire book. i mean seriously a couple pages from the end or something
ok well! i'm finally going to blog about the book!
i am done with the book...
it's really good.not as good as the da vinci code was, but interesting enough.
i thought it was really cool how he uses "scientific" and "believable" facts to make the story very believable. like with da vinci code, thats what makes it controversial(sp?). well before my entire blog becomes about the da vinci code....
one of the things that really kept the story going was how dan brown kept adding facts about how it could be these selected few people behind doing these different things. like when it came down to the senator or majorie tench and pickering meeting at the FDR memorial and the reader wasnt informed of who died. that was really good to draw the reader in. after that point in the book i couldnt put it down.
hmm...so passage?
"The sub ws now three feet beneath the surface. moving to the bow, tolland pressed his face against the glass and peered through the dome. rachel was banging on the glass and shouting.the fear in her voice made him feel powerless. for an instant he was back in a cold hospital, watching the woman he loved die and knowing there was nothing he could do. hovering underwater in front of the sinking sub, tolland told himself he could not endure this again. you're a survivor, celia had told him, ut tolland did not want to survive alone...not again"
awww sweet part. i like how he brought in some romance to the story in a way. i knew they were going to get together from the beginning though :]] but tolland was thinking good when he thought of the sub being "bullet proof" i mean i wouldnt be smart enough to know that. but my question is...how the heck did his boat stay therE??? and how did he not get eaten by the sharks while he was trying to get rachel out of the sub?? ahh weirdness!! lol
well comments yo! end of class
love!
becca