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What it is about
- Art museum curators
- Secret societies
- Cryptographers
- Grail
Where it happens
Kind of book
- Novel
Ages
- Ages 15+
- Adult
About this book
In Paris, symbologist Robert Langdon follows a trail of clues hidden in Da Vinci's works after the Louvre's curator is murdered. (condensed from its Library of Congress summary) It is book 2 of the Robert Langdon series series, set in Paris (France), and listed for ages 15 and up.
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The Da Vinci Code: "Suspense & Thriller" (OL subject); "thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers, general" (OL subject)
Killing Floor: "Fiction, thrillers, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers, suspense" (OL subject); "Thriller" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers" (OL subject)
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The Da Vinci Code: "Suspense & Thriller" (OL subject); "thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers, general" (OL subject)
The Silent Patient: "Fiction, thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers, general" (OL subject); "FICTION / Thrillers / Psychological" (OL subject); "FICTION / Thrillers / Suspense" (OL subject)
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Why: Both are thriller books.
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The Da Vinci Code: "Suspense & Thriller" (OL subject); "thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers" (OL subject); "Fiction, thrillers, general" (OL subject)
Dark Matter: "Thrillers" (OL subject); "thriller" (WD genre); "Thrillers (Fiction)" (LoC 655)
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The Da Vinci Code next to each book above. A dot means both books' records carry that fact.
| Book | Thriller | Detective |
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| Killing Floor | shared | not shared |
| The Silent Patient | shared | not shared |
| Dark Matter | shared | not shared |
| The Shadow of the Wind | shared | not shared |
| The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo | shared | not shared |
| Step on a Crack | shared | not shared |
| The Gray Man | shared | not shared |
| Still Life | not shared | shared |
| Misery | shared | not shared |
| Jurassic Park | shared | not shared |
| 61 Hours | shared | not shared |
| Die Trying | shared | not shared |
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The Da Vinci Code: the facts, checked
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- First published
- First published in April 2003. Source: Wikidata, checked November 6, 2026.
- Edition checked
- The edition checked here is a 454-page paperback from Anchor Books. Source: Library of Congress, checked November 6, 2026.
9780307277671 ... pbk. ... 454, 7 pages ... Anchor Books
Where does The Da Vinci Code sit in its series? See the reading order.
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