In The Lost Symbol, the third installation of his mystery series exploring the history of ancient and secretive societies, Dan Brown burrows into the depths of one of the world’s best known and populated fraternities, the Freemasons. The Lost Symbol follows Robert Langdon on yet another journey of murder, mysticism, and mayhem. The Harvard professor [...]
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The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
Posted by admin on December 15th, 2010
Posted in Books, Reviews 
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No Comments »September sales hit 2010 high, but slump on 2009
Posted by admin on October 12th, 2010
Spending at UK booksellers reached a 2010 high in the month of September but were nonetheless down on a strong 2009 when Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol smashed records upon hitting the shelves in hardback. According to Nielsen BookScan, book sales in September were down 3.2% year-on-year in value terms, according to industry statisticians Nielsen [...]
Posted in Books Tags: dan brown, Derek Landy, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jeff Kinney, Keith Jeffery, Lee Child, Mi6, Mind Body Spirit, Nielsen Bookscan, Nigella Lawson, Rhonda Byrne, Robert Muchamore, S Sales, Stephen Fry, Stephenie Meyer, Terry Pratchett, Tony Blair, Uk Booksellers, Volume Sales, Young Adult Fiction No Comments »The Lost Symbol has topped the book charts for Christmas.
Posted by admin on January 27th, 2010
Dan Brown’s best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol has topped the book charts for Christmas. The “unstoppable juggernaut” of a book will be in the top slot on Christmas Day after clocking up the most sales last week, retailer Waterstone’s said. The Lost Symbol pulled clear of its rivals after facing stiff competition from Guinness World [...]
