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Thriller · 2003 · PG-13

The Da Vinci Code

by Dan Brown

The greatest cover-up in human history is about to unravel.

A Harvard symbologist and a French cryptologist uncover a conspiracy stretching from Leonardo da Vinci to the origins of Christianity.

For14+GenreThriller

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Violence

Some

Moderate

Language

Barely any

Mild

Sexual Content

Barely any

Mild

Substance Use

None

None

Emotional Intensity

Some

Moderate

What this book is about

A Harvard symbologist and a French cryptologist race across Europe to decode a mystery hidden in Leonardo Da Vinci's art before a shadowy organization can suppress it, in Brown's record-breaking thriller.

Notes for sensitive readers

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Controversial reinterpretation of Christian history and doctrine

Murder in opening chapter

May be theologically offensive to some Christian readers

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