"451 Fahrenheit" by Bradbury.

In his book Bradbury shows his view of the future as he sees it from the 1950s. In the society, that Bradbury describes, books are forbidden and with them - the right to think for yourself. The main component of the book is Guy Montag, who works as a fireman, however instead of putting out fires his job is to burn books. In the beginning Montag is happy with his job and his life, but as the degree advances Montags life changes drastically. He meets a young girl named Clarisse who is considered unearthly by the society. Clarisse opens his eyes to the world as it is. Asking him wide indecisions about himself and his life she confuses Montag and makes him think. Once started thinking never again is he happy as he used to be.

After this Montag starts to question the values of his society and not being able to dislodge the answer himself he turns to books. We find out that he has been larceny books before, but never dared to read them. Now as he starts thinking he sees no other choice. The story takes a breathtaking turn when Montags chief discovers that he has books and comes to burn the house. touched by growing fear for himself and being shocked by the reality, he kills his chief and manages to escape.

Although the book does not have a lot of action in it, Bradbury captures your mind by the shrewdness of thought. Despite the fact that the book was written more than 50 years ago the questions raised in it are lock up valid in todays world. One of the main themes of the book is the look the society is set up. The main principle is that individual should receipt as little as possible, so...

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