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Original Title:	O Codex 632
ISBN:	9896160724 (ISBN13: 9789896160722)
Edition Language:	Portuguese
Series:	Tomás Noronha #1

O Codex 632 (Tomás Noronha #1)

José Rodrigues dos Santos

Paperback | Pages: 550 pages

Rating: 3.54 | 4853 Users | 277 Reviews

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Title	:	O Codex 632 (Tomás Noronha #1)
Author	:	José Rodrigues dos Santos
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 550 pages
Published	:	2005 by Gradiva
Categories	:	Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Mystery. Thriller. Romance. European Literature. Portuguese Literature

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A mensagem foi encontrada entre os papéis que um velho historiador deixara no Rio de Janeiro antes de morrer. MOLOC NINUNDIA OMASTOOS Tomás Noronha, professor de História da Universidade Nova de Lisboa e perito em criptanálise e línguas antigas, foi contratado para descodificar esta estranha cifra. Mas o mistério que ela encerrava revelou estar para além da sua imaginação, lançando-o inesperadamente na pista do mais bem guardado segredo dos Descobrimentos: a verdadeira identidade e missão de Cristóvão Colombo. Baseado em documentos históricos genuínos, O Codex 632 transporta-nos numa surpreendente viagem pelo tempo, numa aventura repleta de enigmas e mitos, segredos encobertos e pistas misteriosas, aparências enganadoras e factos silenciados, num autêntico jogo de espelhos onde a ilusão disfarça o real para dissimular a verdade.

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Ratings: 3.54 From 4853 Users | 277 Reviews

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Pretty good Portuguese novel about a university professor hired by a theoretically scholarly organization to find out when Brazil was actually first visited by Europeans turns into a Da Vinci Code-type potboiler on the real identity of Christopher Columbus, (if that is really his name!) Full of some twists and turns on three continents as the story weaves from the U.S. to Portugal and then to Brazil. I think this would have been better as a non-fiction book since dos Santos doesn't really write

Okay, Im going to try to explain something here that Im not sure how to explain. Ive recently read several novels that are translations into English and in more than one I feel as if Im missing something. This novel is translated from Portuguese and although its thoroughly readable and flows well enough there is something about the main character that just doesnt work for me and Im not sure what it is. He just isnt believable. There is something awkward and stiff about him even when hes faced

The quickest way for me to tell you how I feel about is this international bestseller that it took me four years to finish it. Id put the Spanish edition on my wish list and my husband got it for me for Christmas, so I felt obligated to finish it, but oh my, what a tedious book, and it's not because I read it in Spanish, because I read Spanish a lot. Caution, Im about to spoil the whole thing for you, but since theres no reason for you to ever waste your precious reading time on it, consider

If you love historical romances, you will love this book.If you are not into the historical part, this book will bore you to death. My advice for the people who fit in the latter category? Read the first 50 pages and the last 78. You will get the gist of the plot and the phenomenal plot twist in the end, that saves the book entirely.Keep in mind this is just an opinion, but considering that it took me almost 2 years and 2 months reading this book on-and-off to complete it when I read most books

Truth or fiction? Writer gives a lot of information and all of them are groundbreaking if they are true. I jumped to the end of book to see some real references to all evidence hes been talking about, unfortunately there were none. I cant take a history based novel serious without references. And again, It was shocking but I couldnt find any papers on internet to follow up his theory about Colon.



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