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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci" by Belle Ami.]

Belle Ami's The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci follows Angela and Alex as they embark on a quest to recover a lost Da Vinci painting. While Alex's professional duties lead him to search for the painting, fate intertwines their paths as Angela grapples with initially bewildering visions. As their journey progresses, they uncover a profound connection between themselves and the painting, revealing a captivating bond. What is the bond that exists between them? Get the book to find out.
 
I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this novel and am grateful for taking the chance to read it. Initially, I was not drawn to it due to the title and cover, assuming it was outside my area of interest as someone not particularly fascinated by old paintings and artists. However, after reading a few reviews, I decided to give it a try, and since then, I have been captivated and unable to put it down. The author's cleverness shines through, immersing you in the world where the story unfolds. Whenever I needed an escape from reality, I found solace in the pages of this book. The romance is powerful and brimming with emotions, and I adored the connection between Angela and Alex. Additionally, the sprinkling of Italian words throughout the narrative was a delightful touch. Italian is a truly beautiful language, and the translations provided enhanced the reading experience.
 
There isn't anything I particularly disliked about the novel. Personally, I would have preferred a different cover photo and title to avoid potentially misleading impressions for readers like myself. Additionally, the inclusion of reincarnation as an element in the story might not resonate with everyone, but it's impossible to read this book without learning a lot from it.
 
I rate this book five out of five stars because it provided me with a delightful reading experience, whisking me away on a romantic journey outside the confines of our world. I must also commend the exceptional editing of the book, as I did not encounter any errors throughout my reading.
 
I eagerly look forward to exploring more works by this author, as I thoroughly enjoyed the writing style. I recommend this book to enthusiasts of both romance and thrillers.

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Belle Ami's The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci is one book has have enjoyed reading all these while. The book is full of mystery and suspense. Good job

I've always believed in the idea of reincarnation, and this book only served to confirm my convictions. The unbreakable bond that Angela and Alex shared from their previous existence to their present adventure is lovely. I liked seeing how each character evolved throughout their journey and how, despite having very different lives, those lives kept connecting and seemed to be meant to be.This is one of my all-time favorite.

Having read "The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci" by Belle Ami, I can confidently say that it's a mesmerizing blend of art, mystery, and romance. The author's clever storytelling and vivid descriptions transported me into a world where I couldn't help but be captivated by the connection between Angela and Alex. it was really a delightful reading experience that I highly recommend to fans of romance and thrillers.

The strong romance and emotional depth between Angela and Alex sound truly compelling. I'm always drawn to stories that explore deep connections and bonds between characters. It's reassuring to hear that the author managed to convey this powerfully. And the addition of Italian words and translations adds an extra layer of richness to the reading experience, making it even more immersive.

Well, this looks like an interesting book to read, however, for someone like me who doesn't believe in the idea of incarnation, I don't think I'll want to read the book. Nice review by the way!

I guess readers will finish reading this book with some few Italian vocabulary. I will love to learn about the Leonardo Da Vinci art. Thanks for the invite through your review.

The book title is captivating. Your review is intruiging. I wonder what went on between Alex and Angela. I also want to know if they recovered the painting. Nice review.

You did well by conveying your enjoyment and appreciation for The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci. It's wonderful to see how your initial assumptions based on the title and cover were surpassed once you gave the book a chance. Your mention of being captivated and unable to put it down speaks to the author's ability to engage readers. Your description of the romance and connection between Angela and Alex adds depth to your review.

It's great that you found solace and escapism in the pages of this book. Your appreciation for the author's cleverness and the immersive world created demonstrates the quality of the storytelling. The inclusion of Italian words and translations enhancing the reading experience showcases attention to detail and adds an extra layer of enjoyment.

Your mention of not particularly disliking anything about the novel is a positive observation. Your preference for a different cover photo and title to avoid potential misleading impressions is fair and provides constructive feedback. Your acknowledgement that the element of reincarnation might not resonate with everyone while recognizing the value of learning from the book shows a balanced perspective.

This is a suspenseful book full of humor. I enjoyed my encounter with it

I also found the author's writing style to be fascinating. It was just clear that even a dullard can comprehend the message he's trying to pass.

From your review it is evident that the book is such an interesting yet suspenseful read. I appreciate how well he developed the plot and characters and look forward to reading about the girl who knew DaVinci.

I will like to read this book, having read some evaluations about it in reviews. I was drawn to it by the inclusion of paintings and mysteries that mixed with it.