Hello friends, good vibes everyone.
Foto de mi propiedad.
Llevo cierto tiempo escribiendo en esta increíble comunidad pero de igual manera me uno a esta iniciativa de @OCD que consiste en promover la lectura a través de la comunidad de #HiveBookClub y lo hago con un gran libro con una gran hisroria y reflexión.
I have been writing in this incredible community for some time but in the same way I join this @OCD initiative that consists of promoting reading through the #HiveBookClub community and I do it with a great book with great history and reflection.
Today it is the turn of one of the books with the most controversial endings that I have read and at the same time one of the ones that I have genuinely enjoyed the most. Reading for me has become a very pleasant hobby, I confess that lately I have not had so much time to do it but all these books at some point I already had the fortune to read them and the truth is that the experience of picking up a physical book and starting with its reading it is priceless.
Inferno has the same theme and background as most of Dan Brown's books, all with a religious setting, a search for clues and hidden keys throughout cities of the world and a little events that will help us to know a little about universal culture and general of the world. Without further ado, let's go and talk a little about this spectacular book.
- Resumen // Summary.
This novel begins with our professor Robert Langdon waking up in a hospital after being unconscious in the middle of the night with a major blow to the head and totally disoriented and dazed. The most chilling thing about this whole affair is that the professor has no record in his memory of where he was in the last two days, nor of a puzzling object that the doctors discover among his belongings.
The situation, and by this I mean the life of the doctor, quickly turns into a great chaos forcing him to flee from said hospital and start running for his life through the streets of Florence accompanied by a very agile girl named Sienna Brooks who with great expertise helps him to camouflage himself among the alleys of said city. As time goes by, Langdon realizes that what he has is possession is more important and disturbing than he thought.
Tom Hawks as Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks!
It turns out that what Langdon possesses is a series of codes which were created by an extremely brilliant scientist who is terribly obsessed with the end of the world and that sentiment can only be matched by the also sickly obsession of one of the best works ever written. in the story: Inferno, that incredible poem written by Dante Aligheri.
Representación grafica del infierno de Dante!
In his escapes through great locations in Italy and Florence itself such as the Palazzo Vechio or the Duomo itself, Professor Langdon and the young Sienna discover a series of very ancient tunnels and secret passages which are used to commit, in the name of of science, one of the most momentous acts ever thought of either to improve life on Earth or to end the planet.
- Opinión.
This book, in my humble opinion, is the best of Dan Brown that I have read. Why? - Well, because it is a very well made mix between the religious, the scientific and playing and making many references to the artistic. Being a bit passionate about history and all these topics, I must say that this book really caught me.
Speaking of the characters we have Professor Langdon and Sienna, the first a highly studied and trained person for solving puzzles and mysteries and the second, a very intelligent woman with the same mental and physical strength as the professor. Without a doubt, a couple that perfectly complements each other.
The good thing about these books is that the author usually mixes real events with fictitious ones, sowing some doubt in us readers, which makes our imagination work more than necessary and leads us to scenarios totally different from reality. A book that in what you start reading you will not want to stop doing it and I repeat, if you like history, art, science and a little religion this is the story for you. Recommended without a doubt, one of the best.
¡Un abrazo a todos, nos leemos en la próxima!
Well friends for today is everything, I hope you liked it.
¡A hug to all, we read in the next one!