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It was told from the 1st person point of view. This did contain some confusion at times because the reader was caught up in the main character’s frenzied confusion and in decision.
I was surprised how many things Mr. Bradbury was able to foresee our lives today. Or maybe the problems we are encountering now are not to different from what we have always encountered. For as it is written by King Solomon in Ecclesiastes 1:9, “What has been will be again, what has been done will done again; there is ...more
I was surprised how many things Mr. Bradbury was able to foresee our lives today. Or maybe the problems we are encountering now are not to different from what we have always encountered. For as it is written by King Solomon in Ecclesiastes 1:9, “What has been will be again, what has been done will done again; there is ...more
Strange, imaginative and painfully beautiful look at the ramifications of the censorship of intellectualism. I LOVED it!
May 25, 2018
Ashley Tabor
marked it as to-read
