I have searched Yaba, The Palms, Manna Books, CMS bookstore for Da Vinci Code (the book) thats a worldwide bestseller and none of them seem to have it. Where in Nigeria can I get this or who has it here and is willing to sell it to me or who knows where I can order it and have it delivered to Nigeria in the shortest possible time. I don't mind any amount it costs as long as it's reasonable and compares with what obtains on internet bookstores. Please help OOOOOOOOO

Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code is available at Glendora Bookshop at the Falomo Shopping Complex, Falomo, Ikoyi, Lagos.

Can i get a phone number and address, Let me confirm before I venture out there cos It's out of my way.

Here are the contact details.

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Thank You, I would call them now, their website does not exist? Good news, They have it. I doubted when I saw your post since their website is non existent. I just called and they confirmed to have it in store.
Thanks again, 3months search over.

Allright.
Glendora also sells my books.

I would see if I can browse through when I get there. I'm naturally naija phobic but i do make exceptions. Hope urs is one

Why would you want to read a book that blasphemes the Divinity of Jesus Christ?

there are many reasons why i should read it. it has helped me to search for truths that i took for granted. you as christian have a right to defend the gospel and how would u defend the gospel if u know nothing about his arsenal?
as for my sig, it's incomplete, the conclusion is i'm the boss

Such books ain't worth buying if you really want this book email me and i'll upload a free soft copy for you. . . it's only about 447KB and its in Microsoft Reader format, yup you guessed it, it's pirated (the quality is top-notch though). . . *sings and dances* Yo Ho Yo ho a Pirates life for me

Raymand:

Such books ain't worth buying if you really want this book email me and i'll upload a free soft copy for you. . . it's only about 447KB and its in Microsoft Reader format, yup you guessed it, it's pirated (the quality is top-notch though). . . *sings and dances* Yo Ho Yo ho a Pirates life for me

Thanx for your offer, I got the ebook format both in pdf and lit a long time ago. I needed the hard copy to give to someone. There are top pirates and I'm one of them, i guess u r a learner, nuttin to be proud about I can get you anything u want as long as it works on windows.

O really? man no boast oo! because if i give you wan challenge, you no go fit do am ooo! you dey fit for a challenge?

Drop the challenge,

Chi chi chi chi chicken pirate! come on man! i'll make it easy for you

Who's chicken now? I asked for a challenge and chicken is callin me chicken, YOu chickened out, admit it

Children Children! Stop squabbling now! Empty barrels make the most noise!

Anyhow I joined this forum to say that I think that it doesnt make sense to read crap so as to be able to defend ones beliefs.

It depends on what you call crap, Da Vinci Code is not crap, it's a masterpiece whose success is hinged on sensitive fallacies. You can as well call all Sidney Sheldon's and all novels crap cos its based on fallacies too

I dont call it crap because its not well written. I call it crap because its playing around with issues which are very sensitive. I think its irresponsible to do that. Like I just said in another forum noone will say such things about Mohammed. If you can write a good novel why write about things you know will cause controversy

It has made him rich and popular. He lives in a country that supports freedom of speech so don't crucify him. i don't believe whats written in the book and I know it's capable of destroying a young believer's faith but if Christians knew the history of the church, if they knew what the bible stood for, if our pastors stop teaching about propsrity and focus on developin their flock on God's word, no one should be scared about the contents of Da Vinci Code, A wonderful fiction

iice:

Because controversy is stimulating and fun, without it most people would be bored. Sorry to cut in guys but mennnnnn its not crap, besides Dan Brown did put at the introductory page that it was fiction. For those not secure in their beliefs, that's where they start having problem. Its entertainment, sure it deals alot with religion, but if you have faith you can bypass all that and simply enjoy the book as a thrilling suspense novel.

Thank You

Okay. I agree its well written and all that but i still think its too sensitive a topic. there are certain things that are better left untouched. We will never know what the consequences will be. It was freedom of speech that led to the publishing of the cartoons about Mohammed and that in turn led to loss of lives in Nigeria. Those journalists in Denmark where just stating their views but men, there are guys out there that dont play with these stuff.
Also not everyone who is not firm in his faith is to blame. There is so much going down now that one who does not have a clear orientation can be easily led into believing such stuff. There are many New Age guys around now and for them The Da Vinci Code is not just fiction,

I feel you iice. But something else came to mind. What if the person does not yet have faith? if he is still looking for something to believe in and he is not as convinced as you are then such a book could do a lot of harm. Or am I mistaken?

Yeah it can do him a lot of harm. Christians have the same access to the bookstands as Dan Brown has. christians can make blockbusters that would give a clear message of Christ like the Passion of Christ. It is who succeeds in convincing whom that wins