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Mona Lisa, some said it’s self-portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci. Some claimed that its name found its roots in Amon and Isis, god and goddess on ancient Egypt and Greek.

I’ve been indulging myself in The Da Vinci Code, the Danish Brownish bestseller. From Priory of Sion to Opus Dei, Holy Grail and Mary Magdalene, it’s really an automatic page turner. Or rather, the spirit is in me. There’s still much for me to learn about my own agama.

A fantastic novel not to be missed. Unlike Mona Lisa which may fetch over billion dollars, knowledge is free. It has been given to many, the latest being Tilia, and it’s still available for all of you. English in pdf and Chinese in doc.Please bear in mind that it’s meant for sneak preview only. Get the real book, if you have fallen in love with it, like me.

On the path of learning to learn something everyday :-)

Update

Edmund *Swifty* Yeo, better known by his pseudonym Eliar Swiftfire, who called Claire Khoo ” Big-name blogger who understands my greatness, which justifies her popularity”, commented,

“What the-! Providing e-books for download instead of encouraging people to buy it? That’s pretty low.”

For sure, I’ve never intended to part of the worldwide ring of piracy. With or without my links, you equally may get the e-books of The Da Vinci Code easily. It comes in handy. However, hopefully it’s just for a sneak preview. Those who respect intellectual property and wish to enjoy a true blue Da Vinci Code experience should get the book. If you happened to be in Ba’Kelalan or Bario, too bad lah, be content with the “e” version first.

Let’s model after David Teoh, who bought a RM 120 hardcover illustrated copy of The Da Vinci Code. Dan Brown must be laughing all the way to the bank, as he has “Veni, Vedi, Vinci” your stack of hard earn $$$ !