Anybody have the Da Vinci Code audio book?

[KingNothing]

Thinking about picking it up from Amazon for a road trip coming up. Is it a good recording? Good story, for that matter?

 

[zimu]

i read the book, FANTASTIC, one of the best reads i've had...
i suggest reading, it would provoke more thoughts and probably make you do your own research cause you're like hmm i wonder if this is true!

 

[DaveSimmons]

My mom liked the print version but preferred the earlier Angels and Demons(?) by the same author.

It's on my to-read pile, but I just finished Stephen Baxter's Manifold Space and haven't decided what to read next.

 

[0roo0roo]

audio books? don't get abridged, thats edited for time, kinda sad way to err read. personally i can't stand audio books, they read so slow it drives me insane.

 

[KingNothing]

The one I was looking at was unabridged. CDs cost more than tapes for some reason.

I'd rather read a book too, but for a long drive I find that audio books keep me alert better than music.

 

[theNEOone]

Originally posted by: zimu
i read the book, FANTASTIC, one of the best reads i've had...
i suggest reading, it would provoke more thoughts and probably make you do your own research cause you're like hmm i wonder if this is true!

i'm actually in the process of reading it....i can't put it down! i took it to class today and paid absolutely no attention to my professors.......whoops.


=|

 

[suklee]

I have the AudioBook so I guess it's abridged?
Have heard great things about the book, maybe it's time to record it onto MD using LP4 and take it with me on the way to work.