Fahrenheit 451 (Paperback) by Ray Bradbury

from LisaMaria_C

Of all the dystopia books I've read, Brave New World, 1984, Anthem, I think Fahrenheit 451 is my favorite because while it's as chilling as any, and more plausible than some, it also gives a dollop...

from jrosenfeld

Ray Bradbury creates a scary futuristic society in which a large oppressive government takes all power and leaves the citizens with no free thought. Bradbury includes comedy and irony to enhance hi...

from beserene

Reading this as an adult, rather than as a teenager at the forceful suggestion of a teacher, I appreciate the craftsmanship of Ray Bradbury. The language is exquisite, the placement of words and ph...

from ladycato

Guy Montag is a fireman, but he doesn't put our fires - he starts them. He burns books for a living. Such knowledge is considered antiquated in an age where interactive talking walls and ear-thimbl...

from 1morechapter

I cannot believe I haven't read this book before. It deserves its "classic" status and should be read by all. This book is scary. Really. Scary. It is similar to 1984--a picture of what society cou...