I couldn’t find a book to read, so my parents recommended me to read this book. So, I decided to check it out, and it really interested me. Although I was confused what was going on, I understood most of it. Recommend it.

Fahrenheit 451 is a harrowing warning on what society may look like when authoritarians rule all. Ray Bradbury does an excellent job portraying how dull life can become when media loses all of its substance, and when humans take the easy path as opposed to the one that makes them think. A story still relevant today all this time later, a story about tomorrow told by yesterday.

Best book ever invented🙏🏼

Isn’t this a graphic novel? I bought it for a school assignment and it is completely useless to me.

Perfect story for the times. Discusses censorship of information to keep citizens passive with lack of information, knowledge or debate. Keep in mind this book was published in the late 50s but it is unexpectedly accurate for the times

My name is Dawn Smith. I am a teenage author and am going to publish one of my books, Queen of Engless, in about two years. Please watch for it! I would greatly appreciate the support. Now, for the review! This is a great book. One of those timeless classics. All the bad reviews are just kids who are being “forced” to read it in school and don’t want to, so then they tell themselves they don’t want to read it and then when they read it they don’t like it. And if they hadn’t told themselves they wouldn’t like it, then they might’ve liked it. So basically, it’s psychological. But anyways, you should definitely read this book!! If we aren’t careful, then this book will come true in the near future. Also, there are some VERY interesting plot twists!! This one book that you definitely don’t want to skip ahead on!! (You’ll ruin the entire book😉) P. S. Warning—there’s kind of a lot of language. The d word and h word are used like crazy, and there’s the a word two or three times. Just a warning!! There are also some things you might not want your kids reading about, like murder. I would suggest 10 years old at the very youngest for this one. Thanks for reading this!!☺️ P. S. S. Sorry, this is my last update for real!!😆 I just want to say that lots of people are saying that there are a bunch of spelling errors. I don’t know what they’re talking about; I didn’t come across a single typo throughout the whole book. Ok thank you for reading my very long review!!😄

This is one of the most beautifully written stories in the history of stories. Bradbury writes stunning portraits of everyday people faced with extraordinary problems in unthinkable environments. He can capture the concepts of innocence, hatred, beauty, terror, hope and despair and present them to you in such a vivid way that the images projected onto screen of your imagination will be more memorable than those ever seen at any cinema.

Let us not be like the Phoenix and learn from our history.

Timely. Sad. Powerful images. I am 75 and neither a sculptor nor a fireman. Each day I count the pebbles remaining in my bucket. Wish I were a sculptor. May God bless!

I’m not really sure how to feel after completing this book. In the beginning I didn’t take the content seriously because I can never imagine a world where knowledge is taken from us. Unfortunately, we are already moving into a time where a lot of information is not trusted with the public and therefore removed from us ever finding out the truth. Books are important so we can keep track of human history and not repeat the countless mistakes we have made along the way of growth and development. Montag is my favorite character because I can relate in a certain way to the need of knowing. Mildred was a character I could not relate to. I could never understand why anyone would want to be oblivious of their surrounding situation. Stay woke.