Released on Wednesday, May 26, 2004 at Castle Park HS in Chula Vista, California USA.

Passed to my English Teacher.

English Teacher sent it back in the mail yesterday.

Going to get this book back tonight from my friend Jackie - and it will start circulating in the International Angels and Demons Bookring.

The following is the list (will be updated as more join):

0. Michael Brant (mrbrant) - Chula Vista, CA, USA
1. Pam Currie (pam99) - Glasgow, Scotland, UK - Will ship 12/22 or 12/23
2. Emily Riviere (dizzysatch) - Mons, Hainaut, Belgium
3. Tony Almeida (TonyAlmeida) - Coimbra, Portugal
4. Andrew Suggs (suggs) - New York, New York, USA
5. Carrie Holliday (califleek) - Concord, CA, USA
6. Jim Mills (Rumple41) - Gahanna, Ohio, USA
7. Cathy Nist(morpha) - Astoria, OR, USA
8. Vikki Williams (vikki) - Hirosaki, Aomori-Ken, Japan

Released on Thursday, December 23, 2004 at about 1:00:00 AM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at Pam99 - Glasgow Scotland in Angels and Demons International Bookring, A Bookring Controlled Releases.

RELEASE NOTES:

Sending to pam99, the first person on the list for this bookring.

Enjoy and be sure to journal!

received today, thanks mrbrant. I'll finish the book I'm on and read this next!

Wow, what a read!! Very impressed, can't wait to read his other ones now. Will post to dizzysatch once the Post Office opens again, probably Wednesday.

mailed to dizzysatch today, enjoy!

Got the book from pam99 yesterday and read it in one go. Very Dan Brown: a fun read, a real page turner, smarter than your average thriller, although his writing style can get tedious from time to time. The ambigrams are quite cool, too.
Don't take it too seriously and you'll have a good time.

Will be releasing to the next person on the list as soon as I confirm the address.

Mailed it off to TonyAlmeida in Portugal. Have fun!

Gotcha!

I just received the book by mail. As soon as I finished reading I will mailed to the next person in the list.

Well, I finally finished up the book.

I have to admit that I spend some good time reading this book. Once you start to read it, it becomes compulsive: you have to read just one more chapter just to know what it is going to happen.

It is interesting how Dan Brown builds a “Conspiracy Theory” history based on real facts and monuments. There is a good work of investigations just as it happened with “Da Vinci Code”.

On the other side it becomes a little bit obvious how the narration is developed: “Da Vinci Code” and “Angels and Demons” are quite similar in their structures. But I’m not to take this comment further: I don’t want to spoil the book to the next readers. I’ll wait for your comments.

This book is going to be sent to Andrew Suggs (suggs), USA.