Fahrenheit 451
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- Author：Ray Bradbury
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Summary
Ray Bradbury’s internationally acclaimed novel Fahrenheit 451 is a masterwork of twentieth-century literature set in a bleak， dystopian future。
Guy Montag is a fireman。 In his world， where television rules and literature is on the brink of extinction， firemen start fires rather than put them out。 His job is to destroy the most illegal of commodities， the printed book， along with the houses in which they are hidden。
Montag never questions the destruction and ruin his actions produce， returning each day to his bland life and wife， Mildred， who spends all day with her television “family。” But then he meets an eccentric young neighbor， Clarisse， who introduces him to a past where people didn’t live in fear and to a present where one sees the world through the ideas in books instead of the mindless chatter of television。
When Mildred attempts suicide and Clarisse suddenly disappears， Montag begins to question everything he has ever known。 He starts hiding books in his home， and when his pilfering is discovered， the fireman has to run for his life。
Guy Montag is a fireman。 In his world， where television rules and literature is on the brink of extinction， firemen start fires rather than put them out。 His job is to destroy the most illegal of commodities， the printed book， along with the houses in which they are hidden。
Montag never questions the destruction and ruin his actions produce， returning each day to his bland life and wife， Mildred， who spends all day with her television “family。” But then he meets an eccentric young neighbor， Clarisse， who introduces him to a past where people didn’t live in fear and to a present where one sees the world through the ideas in books instead of the mindless chatter of television。
When Mildred attempts suicide and Clarisse suddenly disappears， Montag begins to question everything he has ever known。 He starts hiding books in his home， and when his pilfering is discovered， the fireman has to run for his life。
Reviews
Aya
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I loved the premise of the book how the world stopped the people from reading because they didn't want the people to have knowledge and the knowledge is power。 Once you have knowledge people will start to ask questions。The characters were flat like what most people have said。 Not much have done for the characters development。 I don't think I would pick up this book again， it just wasn't for me。 I loved the premise of the book how the world stopped the people from reading because they didn't want the people to have knowledge and the knowledge is power。 Once you have knowledge people will start to ask questions。The characters were flat like what most people have said。 Not much have done for the characters development。 I don't think I would pick up this book again， it just wasn't for me。 。。。more
Antonio Panariello
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L’uomo vive finchè è libero di pensare， altrimenti è solo un automa。 Questo è uno dei tanti messaggi che Ray Bradbury ci ha voluto lasciare con questo romanzo。 Autori come lui， ma anche gli stessi Orwell， Huxley e Atwood， vivevano già proiettati nel futuro nonostante pubblicassero le loro opere nei primi anni del '900。 I loro romanzi erano un monito， delle distopie esasperate ma che se viste da vicino， se analizzate per bene e confrontate con la nostra realtà， tremendamente vicine。In parte tutto L’uomo vive finchè è libero di pensare， altrimenti è solo un automa。 Questo è uno dei tanti messaggi che Ray Bradbury ci ha voluto lasciare con questo romanzo。 Autori come lui， ma anche gli stessi Orwell， Huxley e Atwood， vivevano già proiettati nel futuro nonostante pubblicassero le loro opere nei primi anni del '900。 I loro romanzi erano un monito， delle distopie esasperate ma che se viste da vicino， se analizzate per bene e confrontate con la nostra realtà， tremendamente vicine。In parte tutto ciò che ritroviamo nel romanzo di Bradbury è già realtà。 La tecnologia ormai inonda le nostre vite。 Nella società descritta da Bradbury， le pareti delle case sono letteralmente tappezzate dalle televisioni e a pensarci， in quale casa al giorno d'oggi non è presente un oggetto del genere？ Pensiamo anche ai social media i quali molto spesso ci alienano e ci lasciano perdere il focus principale。La vita al giorno d'oggi è talmente veloce da non permettere di focalizzarci anche sui dettagli， sulle piccole cose。 Corriamo， corriamo perché il nostro obiettivo è solo quello di raggiungere la meta， lasciando dietro quel che c'è stato durante il percorso。 I libri vengono bruciati e a differenza di quanto visto in "1984"， ad esempio， è la stessa società che ormai si rifiuta di leggere。 Negare l'uomo del pensiero， poiché esso， porterebbe alla tristezza。 Ma può essere veramente sopportabile vivere in questo modo？ Forse all’inizio può sembrare divertente， evitare i problemi， trascorrere le ore in una rassicurante pausa rispetto alle preoccupazioni， alle difficoltà， allo studio e ai pensieri impegnativi。 Ma dopo？ Trascorrere un’esistenza fasulla， anestetizzati davanti a uno schermo， senza più la capacità di percepire il nostro senso di essere nel mondo: non è possibile tollerarlo davvero。 Può portare soltanto all’oblio e alla distruzione。Pubblicato nel 1953 ma tremendamente attuale， dovrebbero leggere e diffondere il più possibile。Ho dato 3 stelle per un semplice motivo: a tratti la prosa non mi ha fatto impazzire， l'ho trovata leggermente complicata。 。。。more
Hope
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I think it’s probably ironic that I read this as an audiobook- given the material。 I was also surprised at how much of this book is actually happening， obviously not in so much extremes but capitalism has driven up the price of physical books and lowered the price of ebooks because publishers have realized you make more money off of ebooks。 Libraries are losing funding， I honestly don’t know many people that read。 The study of literature or writing in school is basically a joke to people now， wh I think it’s probably ironic that I read this as an audiobook- given the material。 I was also surprised at how much of this book is actually happening， obviously not in so much extremes but capitalism has driven up the price of physical books and lowered the price of ebooks because publishers have realized you make more money off of ebooks。 Libraries are losing funding， I honestly don’t know many people that read。 The study of literature or writing in school is basically a joke to people now， when I was young I used to want to be an English major and I was repeatedly told that if I was I wouldn’t be able to get a job。 So while we’re not burning books- we have lost the respect for them。 We’re letting them slowly slip away。 With that being said， support your local library， go buy a hard copy of your favorite book （or books） and periodically， when you lose your motivation to read， read this book to remember why it’s important to continue。 。。。more
Nicolas Name
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The plot and symbolism of the story is solid overall。 The message is okay， but where I struggle with regards to the issue of free speech isn’t with regards to burning off great works of literature and science （that’s an obvious case where it’s wrong）， but in the more challenging cases。 In Germany， for example， Nazi paraphernalia is outlawed， from my understanding。 Would we be against that？So this book isn’t just about censorship， but tyrannical anti-intellectualism that censors great works， with The plot and symbolism of the story is solid overall。 The message is okay， but where I struggle with regards to the issue of free speech isn’t with regards to burning off great works of literature and science （that’s an obvious case where it’s wrong）， but in the more challenging cases。 In Germany， for example， Nazi paraphernalia is outlawed， from my understanding。 Would we be against that？So this book isn’t just about censorship， but tyrannical anti-intellectualism that censors great works， with the conclusion that the latter is a bad thing。 In that sense， it’s a broadly agreeable message， I assume and hope。 That said， tyrannical anti-intellectualism is still prevalent in some parts of the world， particularly when it comes to access to women’s right to receiving an education， and has historically been prevalent in lots of ways。 I disagree， as far as the message goes， that tv itself is problematic in comparison to reading。 Lots of books have been turned into movies， and vice-versa。 There’s overlap between the two mediums， and while I enjoy reading quite a bit， it’s difficult for me to put down tv/film as a medium， with directors like Stanley Kubrick or Kurosawa， without feeling like I’m being a pretentious snob。 Besides the message of the novel， the novels uses lots of metaphors。 While it’s sometimes poetic and adds to the story， often， when it’s applied to tiny details within the story， it disrupts the flow of the reading， particularly when the metaphors are overly clunky and require multiple re-readings to understand what the author is trying to communicate。 I had previously given the book 1/5 stars， since I stopped reading the book due to frustration with the clunky metaphors， and listening to the book on audiobook this time around helped me finish the book （an irony， given the criticism of the novel of radio and television）。 。。。more
Victoria
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Idk how I feel about this。 It feels like the story and point fell off around halfway， and it was very cut and dry。 It didn't feel like there was any nuance。 I'm glad I read it so I could see what was up but at the same time I feel like it needs to be rewritten to fit the modern age so it's easier to understand。 If I read this when I was in high school I definitely would've hated it because it wouldn't have made any sense。 Idk how I feel about this。 It feels like the story and point fell off around halfway， and it was very cut and dry。 It didn't feel like there was any nuance。 I'm glad I read it so I could see what was up but at the same time I feel like it needs to be rewritten to fit the modern age so it's easier to understand。 If I read this when I was in high school I definitely would've hated it because it wouldn't have made any sense。 。。。more
ნანუკა კოხოძე
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Absolute fave
Endless_journey
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3。8"451° Fahrenheita"to książka którą każdy fan gatunku si-fi powinien przeczytać。 W wykreowanym świecie czytanie， czy nawet posiadanie książek jest zakazane， jednak zagłębiając się w historię uświadamiamy sobie， że nie chodzi w tym wszystkim o książki same w sobie， a o to co ze sobą niosą - historię， przestrogę， wiedzę。 To ponadczasowa， wizja świata， w którym ludzie są ogłupiani przez media i technologie， przez co stają się pozbawieni uczuć， nie potrafią odczuwać emocji， czy samodzielnie myśleć 3。8"451° Fahrenheita"to książka którą każdy fan gatunku si-fi powinien przeczytać。 W wykreowanym świecie czytanie， czy nawet posiadanie książek jest zakazane， jednak zagłębiając się w historię uświadamiamy sobie， że nie chodzi w tym wszystkim o książki same w sobie， a o to co ze sobą niosą - historię， przestrogę， wiedzę。 To ponadczasowa， wizja świata， w którym ludzie są ogłupiani przez media i technologie， przez co stają się pozbawieni uczuć， nie potrafią odczuwać emocji， czy samodzielnie myśleć i podejmować decyzje。 Książka skłania do głębokich refleksji， podobnie jak wydany w zbliżonym okresie "Rok 1984" Orwella。 。。。more
earthtoadam
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should've been in celsius smdh should've been in celsius smdh 。。。more
Noah
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The fact that this book was written in 1953 amazes me。 To say that this book is highly applicable to our current times is an understatement。
Dag Ryland
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3。5*
¡addie！
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 ah， i’ve so many thoughts about this treasure of a work—one that my school somehow led to me， and oh， how i am grateful。ray bradbury， what a cool guy。 i can just tell he was so frickin’ smart （well， duh， he was a world renowned author）， but in a really hard-to-find kind of way。 at least that’s how i interpret him。today i found the martian chronicles in a little book box and swapped it out， so it’s very nice to see that i adored this book。firstly， i would have enjoyed this ten fold， which says a ah， i’ve so many thoughts about this treasure of a work—one that my school somehow led to me， and oh， how i am grateful。ray bradbury， what a cool guy。 i can just tell he was so frickin’ smart （well， duh， he was a world renowned author）， but in a really hard-to-find kind of way。 at least that’s how i interpret him。today i found the martian chronicles in a little book box and swapped it out， so it’s very nice to see that i adored this book。firstly， i would have enjoyed this ten fold， which says a lot considering my current rating， had i read it on my own。 but， of course， that’s not the way it occurred。 my favorite part（s？） were certainly when montag fled the city by river and met granger and the nomadic folk。 my teacher， my *english* teacher， noted that this campfire discussion， the philosophical one namely， would be hard to follow。 surprisingly， i found it to be the most beautiful part of the novel and was actually brought to tears when granger detailed their plan and how books would eventually rise from the fire （aye， like a phoenix ;））。and i actually wasn’t expecting it to end when it did， and wasn’t ready for it， so i did something i never do and that was reading the afterword。 and thank the universe i did！ my oh my， i adored it！ the difference of writing style from ray bradbury， 32 years after initially writing this book， truly shows his craft and utter skill。his additional scenes will haunt me in the best way。 needless to say， this was a win。 and although it isn’t an inherently spooky read， i believe it was ideal to finish on halloween night。 。。。more
Kacie
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I can see how this has been a banned book and why it’s considered a classic。 Very thought provoking and brings up intriguing concepts to how it connects to our reality。 I love dystopian reads like this for that reason。 I also love the focus on books obviously， as a reader。
Rhea Elavia
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I couldn't finish it， I never really felt gripped by it I guess。 Maybe I'll give it another go though。 I couldn't finish it， I never really felt gripped by it I guess。 Maybe I'll give it another go though。 。。。more
Eunice
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Um livro inquietante que nos transporta para uma sociedade alienada a um grau extremo， completamente manipulada， onde ser diferente é perigoso， é um crime。 Aqui， tudo o que faça as pessoas pensar tem de ser banido， queimado。 Os livros são， obviamente， proibidos。。。Um história a ter em mente no meio das "fake news" com que nos deparamos diariamente。 Um livro inquietante que nos transporta para uma sociedade alienada a um grau extremo， completamente manipulada， onde ser diferente é perigoso， é um crime。 Aqui， tudo o que faça as pessoas pensar tem de ser banido， queimado。 Os livros são， obviamente， proibidos。。。Um história a ter em mente no meio das "fake news" com que nos deparamos diariamente。 。。。more
Rachel Jayne
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（3。75/5） 1 hour 45 minutes - A very reflective and speculative dystopia I read in attempt to read more 'classic' books。 I really liked the characters and plot， even if both were written in a confusing way at times。 One of my favourite scenes was Beatty's speech about the purpose of burning books - it is one of the greatest passages I think I have ever read。 Some of the book is written in a way that is intentionally vague but I just found it hard to understand what was going on at these times。 Ho （3。75/5） 1 hour 45 minutes - A very reflective and speculative dystopia I read in attempt to read more 'classic' books。 I really liked the characters and plot， even if both were written in a confusing way at times。 One of my favourite scenes was Beatty's speech about the purpose of burning books - it is one of the greatest passages I think I have ever read。 Some of the book is written in a way that is intentionally vague but I just found it hard to understand what was going on at these times。 However， overall， this was a very good book deserving of its status in today's view of literature。 。。。more
Julia Romano （she/her）
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I read Fahrenheit 451 with my sophomores， and they loved it！ I truly enjoy Bradbury's writing because he truly believed he was smarter than everyone else and brought that energy into his writing。 Everything is a symbol and a lesson - truly an English teacher's dream lol。 I read Fahrenheit 451 with my sophomores， and they loved it！ I truly enjoy Bradbury's writing because he truly believed he was smarter than everyone else and brought that energy into his writing。 Everything is a symbol and a lesson - truly an English teacher's dream lol。 。。。more
Andreia
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i loved clarisse so much！！ and i was really loving this book but the end got so boring， i had been trying to finish this book for over a month。 and tbh didnt really like how it ended
Wania Cris
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"O livro descreve um governo totalitário， num futuro incerto， mas próximo， que proíbe qualquer livro ou tipo de leitura， prevendo que o povo possa ficar instruído e se rebelar contra o status quo。 Tudo é controlado e as pessoas só têm conhecimento dos fatos por aparelhos de TVs instalados em suas casas ou em praças ao ar livre。 A leitura deixou de ser meio para aquisição de conhecimento crítico e tornou-se tão instrumental quanto a vida dos cidadãos， suficiente apenas para que saibam ler manuais "O livro descreve um governo totalitário， num futuro incerto， mas próximo， que proíbe qualquer livro ou tipo de leitura， prevendo que o povo possa ficar instruído e se rebelar contra o status quo。 Tudo é controlado e as pessoas só têm conhecimento dos fatos por aparelhos de TVs instalados em suas casas ou em praças ao ar livre。 A leitura deixou de ser meio para aquisição de conhecimento crítico e tornou-se tão instrumental quanto a vida dos cidadãos， suficiente apenas para que saibam ler manuais e operar aparelhos。"Apesar de não ter sido minha primeira experiência com o autor， desenvolvi uma expectativa que não se confirmou。 Não chegou a me decepcionar， mas deu uma balançada。 Erro meu e só meu。A primeira parte do livro é muito， muito boa， eu me apeguei totalmente à Clarisse， me solidarizei com Montag e odiei o Sabujo。 Daí pra frente tive um pouco mais de dificuldade de me conectar com a trama e com as personagens， mas o final foi bem poético。 De um modo geral foi uma leitura que gostei de fazer e que creio que terá uma releitura。 Certamente recomendo。 。。。more
Dr Egbi
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Nathalie
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طز بالمترجم
Charles
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I don't know， something about this book is just so good。 I feel like sometimes Bradbury might go over the top with the abundance of similies， but it's fine and can be an interesting style to follow along。 The book may be increasingly relevant （obviously not to that extent） but I mean with the rise of cancel culture。 Good read， definitely worth it。 I don't know， something about this book is just so good。 I feel like sometimes Bradbury might go over the top with the abundance of similies， but it's fine and can be an interesting style to follow along。 The book may be increasingly relevant （obviously not to that extent） but I mean with the rise of cancel culture。 Good read， definitely worth it。 。。。more
Alexandra Elena
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4 stele Pentru că ar fi putut fi mult mai dezvoltat subiectul。 Cenzura， renunțarea la a gândi pentru tine， incapacitatea de a vedea profunzimea în lucrurile， faptele și oamenii care ne înconjoară și multe alte subiecte “grele” au fost doar “atinse” în această carte。 Cu toate acestea， Fahrenheit 451 transmite un mesaj puternic， un avertisment chiar pentru direcția nesănătoasă înspre care se îndreaptă lumea în care trăim。
Ivana Stankova
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451 градуса по Фаренхайт - книга， която те изгаря。 Главните герои в тази книга са Гай Монтег， жена му Милдрид， шефът му - Бити （който също някога е чел и е доста начетен и интелигенте） и Фейбър， гласа на промяната。Има нещо подобно на парадокс в книгата и това， че шефът на пожарната， който гори книгите и държи да се продължи изгарянето им， всъщност някога е чел доста литература и знае голямо количество цитати， които въпреки всичко използва。 Той е пример за четящ човек - интелигентен， начетен， зна 451 градуса по Фаренхайт - книга， която те изгаря。 Главните герои в тази книга са Гай Монтег， жена му Милдрид， шефът му - Бити （който също някога е чел и е доста начетен и интелигенте） и Фейбър， гласа на промяната。Има нещо подобно на парадокс в книгата и това， че шефът на пожарната， който гори книгите и държи да се продължи изгарянето им， всъщност някога е чел доста литература и знае голямо количество цитати， които въпреки всичко използва。 Той е пример за четящ човек - интелигентен， начетен， знае как да изложи аргументите си така， че да обори тези на противника и успява да му влияе и да го пречупи。 Ако той не беше чел， нямаше да е толкова голям противник на книгите， нямаше да може да забелязва кой се опитва да чете， нямаше да е толкова силен в оборването на аргументите за ползите на четенето и нямаше да е толкова страшен， защото нямаше да надушва любовта към книгите。 Всичко това ужасява Монтег。 Гай споделя мнението ми за огъня- колкото и учените да ни убеждават в простотата на процеса， той ще си остане нещо мистериозно， красиво и вдъхновяващо。Книгата ни изпраща в свят пълен само с удоволствия и трепети。 Където "прозвището "интелектуалец"съвсем естествено и заслужено стана обидно"。 Света там е против книгите защото "Човек винаги изпитва страх от необичайното" и защото "Ние всички трябва да бъдем еднакви"。 Пожарникарите вече не гасят пожари，а ги палят。 Те пазят душевното спокойствие на гражданите， като се отървават от чувството им за малоценност。 Любимият ми цитат от тази книга е: " Не може точно да се определи моментът， в който се поражда приятелството。 Както， когато пълниш капка по капка някакъв съд с вода， най-сетне идва някаква капка， която го препълва， така и в поредицата от прояви на приятелство идва една， която грабва сърцето ти。" Мога да кажа，че тази книга е книгата на книгите。 Доказва， че не трябва да имаш огромен ум за да се разчустваш над някое стихотворение。 Основната и тема са книгите， четящите и нечетящите。 Докато четях， имаше моменти， в който спирах да бягам по сюжета и се замислях за значението на доста абзаци。 Моето мнение， че няма правилно десетилетие в което да я прочетеш， тя винаги ще бъде актуална。 。。。more
Somi_kohan
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«کلمات به برگها میمانند。 هر جا که بیشتر باشند، میوههای دانایی هم زیرشان بیشتر پیدا میشود。»دیشب کتاب رو شروع کردم و امروز ظهر تمام شد。 کتاب در مورد زمانیه که داشتن کتاب جرم محسوب میشه، که فکر کردن، متفاوت بودن، دغدغهمند بودن جرم حساب میشه。 آتشنشانها دیگه آتش رو خاموش نمیکردند بلکه میسوزوندند، کتاب رو، اندیشه رو میسوزوندند。 شخصیت اصلی داستان یه آتشنشانه که یه شب یه دختر عجیب رو ملاقات میکنه و 。。。وقتی داشتم کتاب رو میخوندم، به این روزهای خودمون فکر کردم。 آیا ما هم همین نشدهایم؟ کم «کلمات به برگها میمانند。 هر جا که بیشتر باشند، میوههای دانایی هم زیرشان بیشتر پیدا میشود。»دیشب کتاب رو شروع کردم و امروز ظهر تمام شد。 کتاب در مورد زمانیه که داشتن کتاب جرم محسوب میشه، که فکر کردن، متفاوت بودن، دغدغهمند بودن جرم حساب میشه。 آتشنشانها دیگه آتش رو خاموش نمیکردند بلکه میسوزوندند، کتاب رو، اندیشه رو میسوزوندند。 شخصیت اصلی داستان یه آتشنشانه که یه شب یه دختر عجیب رو ملاقات میکنه و 。。。وقتی داشتم کتاب رو میخوندم، به این روزهای خودمون فکر کردم。 آیا ما هم همین نشدهایم؟ کمتر فکر نمیکنیم؟ اسیر تبلیغات، رسانهها، تلویزیون، رادیو، فیلم و سریالهای سطحی نشدهایم؟ آیا امیدی هست؟ آیا بالاخره میشه این بشر، یک دفعه ققنوسوار عمل نکند و از اونچه که از گذشته براش به عنوان راهنمای مسیر باقی مونده بهره ببره و به سعادت نهایی برسه؟ 。。。more
MSK
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# Fahrenheit 451， a classical novel not suitable for modern readers （I presume atleast）。 Story tells about how human nature will be in distant future， with scientific advancement at its pinnacle and moral/ethical values to the least。 Our lead character is fireman （not who halts fire but who starts them and that too burns books！ seriously？ man I don't want to live in that age） who goes through his daily routine and finds himself in dilemma from the day he meets a girl。 What happened after that ？ # Fahrenheit 451， a classical novel not suitable for modern readers （I presume atleast）。 Story tells about how human nature will be in distant future， with scientific advancement at its pinnacle and moral/ethical values to the least。 Our lead character is fireman （not who halts fire but who starts them and that too burns books！ seriously？ man I don't want to live in that age） who goes through his daily routine and finds himself in dilemma from the day he meets a girl。 What happened after that ？ how society is。 ？ a war raging somewhere？ Why books ？To know more （if you don't mind classical style of writing） read this one Cheers and peaceMy answer helps！ 。。。more
Lola
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me rendí con este libro， nunca más 😔🤞
Spencer Bookcase
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I've posted my review of Fahrenheit 451 on my blog （link here）。 It would be great if you checked it out！ I've posted my review of Fahrenheit 451 on my blog （link here）。 It would be great if you checked it out！ 。。。more
Josie
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I'm glad I picked up a newer addition of this book， the introduction and afterword written by Bradbury give a depth and context to both the writing and publication of this work that I might have missed otherwise。 As a classic I don't feel like I have any fresh takes on this book， though I'll admit the similes got a little tiresome for my taste at some points。 I'm glad I picked up a newer addition of this book， the introduction and afterword written by Bradbury give a depth and context to both the writing and publication of this work that I might have missed otherwise。 As a classic I don't feel like I have any fresh takes on this book， though I'll admit the similes got a little tiresome for my taste at some points。 。。。more
Nat Turner
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I like Bradbury a lot。 This book has a similar setup to 1984 and i enjoyed it more。 Clever。
Maria
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OK， mas。。。foi aquele caso de entender o que o livro quis passar， mas não ter tido necessariamente uma jornada INCRÍVEL。 MAS， quando chegou nas notas do autor， eu quase MORRI com o tanto de merda que ele falou。 essa nota foi por isso， porque não que o livro tenha virado OUTRA coisa pra mim， mas com tudo que o autor disse， eu entendi o que， de certa forma， ele queria passar， e não gostei。um parágrafo auto-explicativo;"cada minoria， seja ela batista， unitarista; irlandesa， italiana， octogenário， ze OK， mas。。。foi aquele caso de entender o que o livro quis passar， mas não ter tido necessariamente uma jornada INCRÍVEL。 MAS， quando chegou nas notas do autor， eu quase MORRI com o tanto de merda que ele falou。 essa nota foi por isso， porque não que o livro tenha virado OUTRA coisa pra mim， mas com tudo que o autor disse， eu entendi o que， de certa forma， ele queria passar， e não gostei。um parágrafo auto-explicativo;"cada minoria， seja ela batista， unitarista; irlandesa， italiana， octogenário， zen-budista; sionista， adventista-do-sétimo-dia ; feminista， republicana， homossexual， do evangelho-quadrangular， acha que tem a vontade， o direito e o dever de esparramar o querosene e acender o pavio。 cada editor estúpido que se considera fonte de toda literatura insossa， como um mingau sem gosto， lustra sua guilhotina e mira a nuca de qualquer autor que ouse falar mais alto que um sussurro ou escrever mais que uma rima de jardim de infância。" • o que ele falou aqui pode ser entendido como censura， mas é censura retirar frases racistas， gordofóbicas， que MACHUQUEM a existência de grupos minoritários que já sofrem？e ainda tem outras coisas que ele fala， que se vista por uma perspectiva diferente da que o autor QUER passar （ele deixa bem enfático o que ele quer passar）， é， de certa forma， compreensível。 mas não essa！ 。。。more
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Fahrenheit 451
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Fahrenheit 451&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Fahrenheit 451&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0