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Author-ray bradbury Number of pages-165 Publisher-del rey genre-science fiction

Guy montag Fire captain Clarisse Professor Faber

Mildred montag granger The hound

What If you lived in a world where you could sit in a room and the walls were the TV's. if school was optional. And if books were burned and illegal. This is guy Montag’s world where in which he is a fireman. There job is to not stop fires its to start them. guy will discover from a 16 old girl and a very old professor that the world was different once and he was meant to help change it back to the way it was meant to be.

 This book has received a national book award.  The book has been made into a award winning movie also

 I give this book a 2 out of five stars.  Its interesting but very slow and it makes you just want to slap the main characters for being so dumb.  It’s a book that if you read you may like it but I don’t recommend it to people who like fast pace book.  But if you like books such as the giver, gather blue and other alternate world stories then check this book out.