The Book Files - Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451
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Uploaded by BNStudio on Dec 16, 2008
The Book Files tells the little-known stories behind well-known books. In this installment, learn a fascinating anecdote about Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.
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Talk about the bloody obvious.
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just got done reading the book at school and i got to say i really do like this book :)
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great stuff thanks for the post.
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@burjreview I was going to write something similar to this, but this is put so much better :)
Katrina
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Well, I am glad to know I got the message right! Love this story and love Ray Bradbury!
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I hear that, man. Bradbury is a brilliant writer.
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Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is the perfect book illustrating the function of audiobook narrators. Just as in the science fiction world described, so too our own world has become one in which fewer people read and more people watch TV. By spending all our time watching the boob tube, we are in fact burning books. (It has the same effect). Our imaginations suffer as a result, and we no longer see anything deeper than the surface tensions around us, while the connections between us diminish.
burjreview 2 years ago 3
Definitely one of my favourite books.
AlexCorrino 3 years ago 3