Review of The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci

Ekuma Blessing · Post by **Ekuma Blessing** » 07 Jan 2023, 02:39

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

5 out of 5 stars

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The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami is a compelling tale laced with magic and history. Working for the art gallery Betty Museum, Angela Renato faces some difficulties in her personal life. She embarked on a quest to locate a lost Da Vinci artwork because she was having dreams about her previous life and wanted to encrypt its secrets. She was initially eager to find the long-lost picture, but as time goes on, she must deal with the fact that her boss is a nuisance to her present life and is attempting to undermine her professional reputation. Did she locate what she was seeking? How did she approach or confront her life story, acquire a copy, and discover more?

I adore how the author keeps the readers on the edge of their seats the entire time they read this novel. History, love, and mystery are all prevalent in this book. Despite being set in many eras, the plot of this book is simple since Angela is a powerful and lovely woman. By mentioning Sophia and Gerhard, who are lovers in the wee hours, the author serves as a reminder of the Second World War. The language used by the author enables readers to comprehend the story. The way the author portrayed Fioretta, Giuliano, Sophia, and Gerhard was excellent.This book explains how love can genuinely unite people, change their perspectives, and alter their lives. I was able to comprehend how the events of the novel were related to the many environments. The action in this novel greatly impressed me.

This book caught my attention. My favorite character in the book is Angela because she's fearless and strong. The book is well-detailed and pronounced. This book is so insightful that I must say I loved every single chapter. The love between Angela and Alex is evident; he also supported her in all aspects of life, which greatly impressed me. Each chapter's unique concept is brought to life and beautifully illustrated by the author, who has a gift for crafting memorable experiences. the entire book was enjoyable.

There is nothing to hate about this book; it taught me a ton of things and gave me more insight into how cooperation and teamwork are the true foundations of true friendship. The editor deserves my praise for a job well done. There are no faults in the book, which I attribute to its good editing.

I rate this book five out of five stars because it taught me a lot of good things and shows readers how lasting friendships can be formed. This book is packed with knowledge, and I must admit that I value friends who stick together and solve problems. I suggest this book to readers who enjoy stories a lot, skeptics of friendships and romantic relationships, and readers who enjoy romantic stories. They will undoubtedly appreciate and enjoy reading this book.

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Chinex Otuokere · Post by **Chinex Otuokere** » 22 Jan 2023, 03:02

This book sounds intriguing from your review. The zeel Angela put into discovering the lost Da Vinci painting I what I admire about her. Excellent book nice review.

Okonobe Chioma Chukwuma · Post by **Okonobe Chioma Chukwuma** » 29 Jan 2023, 14:10

The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci is one book I enjoyed reading. my favorite character was Angela. I Love Angela for the qualities she possesses. Her strength and courage. Good job.

Oyedeji Funmilayo · Post by **Oyedeji Funmilayo** » 01 Feb 2023, 14:55

I am a fan of DaVinci's artwork, so I will like to read the story about the girl who knew him. Wonderful review welldone

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 01 Feb 2023, 20:52

I am not a fan of romance in any form, but there seems to be much more to this novel. I am intrigued by Angela’s dreams of a previous life. I wonder what it has to do with Da Vinci.