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The Da Vinci Code

The Da Vinci Code is a 2003 mystery thriller novel by Dan Brown. It is one of the best-selling American novels of all time.

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Author
Dan Brown
Genre
Mystery, detective fiction, conspiracy fiction, thriller
Publication date
March 18, 2003
Publisher
Doubleday (United States)
Dewey Decimal
813/.54 21
Followed by
The Lost Symbol

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The Da Vinci Code

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Avg. degree1.99
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The Da Vinci Code

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related to Further reading · 84
The Da Vinci Code → An Analytical Study, Anna-Kaisa, Answers, Back Again, Bart, Bestseller, Bock, Breaking, Carl, Cengage Learning, Code True, Constantine, Contemporary Contexts, Controversy, Cultural Histories, Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown's The Da, Darrell, Did Dan Brown Break, Easley
related to Lawsuits · 39
The Da Vinci Code → After, Any, Appeal, Appeals, Author Lewis Perdue, Baigent, Baigent Leigh, Brown, Brown's, Court, Daughter, God, Grail, He, Henry Lincoln, High Court, Holy Grail, However, In, Judge George Daniels
related to Release details · 29
The Da Vinci Code → Akiva, Anchor, April, Bantam, Behind, Broadway, Brown, Corgi Adult, Dan, Doubleday, Goldsman, Howard, Illustrated Screenplay, Including, ISBN, January, Major English-language, Major Motion Picture, March, May
related to External links · 15
The Da Vinci Code → April, Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown, David, December, January, May, Novel, Rennes-le-Château, Rochester Bible, September, Textual Criticism, UK, Video Response, WSWS
related to Historical inaccuracies · 15
The Da Vinci Code → Brown, Catholic, Christian, Christianity, Critics, European, Laura Miller, Many, Marcia Ford, Pierre Plantard, Priory, Sion, The, The New York Times, Theological
related to Sales · 4
The Da Vinci Code → As, Order, Phoenix, Rowling's Harry Potter
Pages · 2
The Da Vinci Code → 454 (American hardback), 489 (American paperback)
Author · 1
The Da Vinci Code → Dan Brown
Dewey Decimal · 1
The Da Vinci Code → 813/.54 21
Followed by · 1
The Da Vinci Code → The Lost Symbol

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The Da Vinci CodeDewey Decimal813/.54 211.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodeFollowed byThe Lost Symbol1.00infobox
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The Da Vinci CodeLC ClassPS3552.R685434 D3 20031.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodeOCLC509206591.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePages454 (American hardback)1.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePages489 (American paperback)1.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePreceded byAngels & Demons1.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePublication dateMarch 18, 20031.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePublication placeUnited States1.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodePublisherDoubleday (United States)1.00infobox
The Da Vinci CodeSeriesRobert Langdon #21.00infobox
The Da Vinci Codeis a2003 mystery thriller novel by Dan Brown0.90text

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