Robert Langdon again. And again the same problem "So much details". Another problem is that the Dan needs to get out of the Robert Langdon series. Its quite a big dose till now and I'd really like to read something which is a non-Robert.
I love the plot of bio weapon but the whole narrative was too much artistic. There were actually some moments when it sounded like a travel guide book.
One thing I'd like to add here about the plot: I really don't think that we're growing in numbers. We've more longevity but I don't think that we're really a burden, I completely support the judicious use of the natural resources but didn't connect with the population control by any other means. In fact, I believe nature has its own ways of putting things in control.
One more thing I'll confess here is that this is one of the few books where I skip. I actually skipped a lot of paragraphs related to the description of art work in Venice which didn't connect with the plot.
Looking forward to read Dante's Inferno.
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I love the plot of bio weapon but the whole narrative was too much artistic. There were actually some moments when it sounded like a travel guide book.
One thing I'd like to add here about the plot: I really don't think that we're growing in numbers. We've more longevity but I don't think that we're really a burden, I completely support the judicious use of the natural resources but didn't connect with the population control by any other means. In fact, I believe nature has its own ways of putting things in control.
One more thing I'll confess here is that this is one of the few books where I skip. I actually skipped a lot of paragraphs related to the description of art work in Venice which didn't connect with the plot.
Looking forward to read Dante's Inferno.
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