Rarely do Davinci scholarship and best selling reader tastes intersect, but the best selling mystery The Davinci Code by Dan Brown, is the exception that proves the rule. This literate and scholarly adventure finds Brown's Harvard symbologist , Robert Langdon, hot on the trail of the killer of a Louvre curator. This killer has left ciphers. Of course, the clues for solving the ciphers are hidden in various Davinci works. All details about art, architecture, the Priority of Sion (which Davinci was a member of), les dossier secrets, the Vatican Prelature, and the Gnostic Society are accurate and enthralling. Davinci scholars and mystery lovers are in for a shared treat, sure to inspire them to study the master's works further. The game's afoot. . .

Race to the bookstore and find out what clues Leonardo has for his 2003 fans!!

Making A Bullfrog

Left Brain

Analytic Step by Step

Verbal using words to name

Symbolic +

Abstract Small part to represent whole

Temporal Concerned with Time

Rational Conclusion Based on Facts

Digital Numbers and counting

Logical Well Stated Arguments

Linear linked ideas

Right Brain

Synthetic Putting Parts together to form wholes

Non-Verbal without the naming of parts

Concrete relating to things as they are in the present

Analog Seeing likeness between things

Non-Temporal timeless
Spacial seeing things in relation to other things and how parts go together
Intuitive leap of insights based on incomplete patterns
Hunches or feelings
Holistic Seeing whole things all at once - Geshtalt