Love "Fahrenheit 451"? Check Out These 8 Books

“It was a pleasure to burn.”
So goes the haunting first line of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. Since its 1953 publication, this powerful and prescient classic remains a staple of the dystopian genre. To date, the novel has more than 1.2 million ratings from Goodreads members with an average rating of 3.9 stars.
Before HBO’s adaptation hits the small screen on May 19, we took a look at what other dystopian classics Fahrenheit 451 fans have read and loved. To make sure we’re serving up the best recommendations, we only included titles with at least a 3.9 star rating.
If you’d like to add another title to this list, make sure to share them with us in the comments! Don’t forget to add what catches your eye to your Want-to-Read shelf.
What books would you recommend for Fahrenheit 451 fans? Let us know in the comments.
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I'd also recommend Marge Piercy's dystopian/utopian hybrid, Woman on the Edge of Time.
Thank you so much for those recs , Fahrenheit 451 is one of my favorite books !! Probably the first dystopian book i've read .

Rand's writing is Garbage just like her politics.

Rand's writing is Garbage just like her politics."
Tell us how you really feel, please...


Why don't you tell us whose politics you do like, so we can determine how much weight to give your opinions?"
That is the best response of all time... you're a genius. :-)


Although books still get burned. But for a good reason.


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