The Inked Soul

                                                           Link to Goodreads                              “By its very nature, history is always a one-sided account.” I first heard of the famous The Da Vinci Code when I was around nine years old from my father, and I finally took up reading it a while earlier. Having sold 80 million copies worldwide by 2016(second only to Harry Potter) and having been on the New York Times bestseller list for a whopping 162 weeks, there is a reason why it was the talk of the town over ten years ago, and still draws praise today. The Da Vinci Code blends themes of religion, culture, history, conspiracy and feminism in a way that is truly unique. Part of the reason behind its immense popularity is how it seamlessly portrays itself as ...