Extremely Rare Novel: The Da Vinci Code English Paperback ➕ Japanese Paperback (Complete Set: Vol. 1, 2, and 3) By Dan Brown 1: The Da Vinci Code English Paperback Edition By Dan Brown Corgi Books (now Penguin Random House) Published in 2003 605 pages No writing or tears, but there is yellowing and staining on the top, bottom, and edges due to aging (paperback books, especially foreign ones, tend to show yellowing). 2: The Da Vinci Code By Dan Brown Translated by Toshiya Echizen Kadokawa Bunko Edition Complete Set: Vol. 1, 2, and 3 Published in June 2006, 11th edition Total pages: 858 All volumes have covers and are in beautiful condition with no yellowing. As it has been nearly 20 years since publication, the English edition, in particular, shows noticeable yellowing on the top, bottom, and edges. However, the paperback edition appears to be in beautiful condition with little yellowing. Please understand that these are used books. Please refer to the attached photos for details on the condition of the books. Will be protected with a PP bag and cushioning material, and shipped anonymously. (Reference) As you know, this is a great bestseller by Dan Brown. It is written in very simple American English, and its Japanese translation is also easy to understand. You can read the English edition and refer to the paperback edition only when you encounter unclear or ambiguous meanings. After that, if possible, purchase the audio CD version of the English edition and listen to it on every occasion (while driving, walking, etc.), your listening comprehension will be perfect after the second or third time. Personally, I used to be an English instructor at a cram school for children who had lived abroad, and I have seen many students significantly improve their overall English skills using this method. In addition to this, author Dan Brown has written "Angels & Demons" and "Inferno," and recently (this year) published "The Secret of Secrets" set in Prague, which has become a hot topic. Dan Brown (born June 22, 1964) is an American novelist from New Hampshire. His fourth novel, "The Da Vinci Code," published in 2003, became a worldwide bestseller, and the film version was released worldwide in May 2006.