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A review by kindledandcozy
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
Banned book?! WHY?! Because it’s thought-provoking?!
I LOVED the intensity and curiosity of this book. The way one person—just one—can plant a seed of doubt and make you question everything… that was everything. Clarisse was that spark, the one who made Montag go hmm? And that questioning? That’s what made this book so powerful.
Who likes rebels? I do! And Montag? He was the hero we all needed—questioning his existence, defying the norm, opening his eyes to the world he had been blind to for so long. His journey was gripping, daring, and full of revelations.
This book was an adventure in itself, but it also left me reflecting on my own life. Books are worlds waiting to be explored, and our minds are thirsting for knowledge. The freedom to read, to think, to question—it’s all at our fingertips. And that’s exactly why this book is so important.
I LOVED the intensity and curiosity of this book. The way one person—just one—can plant a seed of doubt and make you question everything… that was everything. Clarisse was that spark, the one who made Montag go hmm? And that questioning? That’s what made this book so powerful.
Who likes rebels? I do! And Montag? He was the hero we all needed—questioning his existence, defying the norm, opening his eyes to the world he had been blind to for so long. His journey was gripping, daring, and full of revelations.
This book was an adventure in itself, but it also left me reflecting on my own life. Books are worlds waiting to be explored, and our minds are thirsting for knowledge. The freedom to read, to think, to question—it’s all at our fingertips. And that’s exactly why this book is so important.