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Fahrenheit 451: The Temperature at Which Book Paper Catches Fire, and Burns
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Fahrenheit 451: The Temperature at Which Book Paper Catches Fire, and Burns

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Story of a society in which all books are to be burned.

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    Mass-market paperback, 1987

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Overall customer rating: 4.334
Eric S

RP Ray

by Eric S on Aug 13, 2012

I needed to read this again when I heard that Ray Bradbury had died. The story is timeless as far as I see. Great read everyone should go back to it. More

lunafish

Fantastic!

by lunafish on Sep 23, 2009

I absolutely adored this book! It was fascinating because Bradbury wrote it in the 1950s, yet the issues it brings up are even more relevant today. It's a little bit scary the way some of the things Bradbury criticizes were just beginning when he wrote about them, yet they have evolved as though they ... More

Teal99

Dozens of pages too long

by Teal99 on Jun 24, 2009

This book was created after Bradbury wrote a short story for a magazine. He then expanded the article to create this book. Unfortunately I feel as though it was better left as a magazine article. Bradbury goes on and on in some areas boring me to death. I did not enjoy the book except for the first ... More

WiseGuyDude

Great writing

by WiseGuyDude on Jun 22, 2009

Ray Bradbury is a class act. I loved this book. He has own signature on Science Fiction, or better yet, futuristic material. One of my favorites in this category. More

MsTapeWorm
by MsTapeWorm on Jun 17, 2009

This book will take you into a future society when books are censored and people are kept happy by a means of substance lacking entertainment. People live for shows of different colors and tv shows that focus on keeping the audience comfortable and to ensure they don't think too complexly. See a man ... More

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