Books bad. Burn them now.
Montag has some second thoughts
Makes a career move
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Another one that's just too easy... Sorry, but this was one of my faves as a kid.
This was written in response to one of Judey Kalchik's fun challenge ideas. Join in, we'd love to see what ya' got!
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Dana Crandell
Dad, Stepdad, Grandpa, Husband, lover of Nature and dogs.
Poet, Writer, Editor, Photographer, Artist
My poetry collection: Life, Love & Ludicrosity
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Comments (12)
Do you know, I've never read this one 😮 I probably should, shouldn't I 🤔
Great job!
Right on buddy 😊😊
This was so brilliant! You nailed this one!
Well done, Dana!
Didn't really understand Fahrenheit 451 when I read it in high school, but reading the synopsis now it makes more sense than ever. The plot also reminded me of the saying I read last year that true democracy gives 51% of the people the right to pee in the cornflakes of 49%of the people.
This is a great summary and a very intriguing haiku!! I may need to join this challenge 🤗
OK, that's it! I have to take part in Judey's challenge. Your entry is excellent!
Cool I was going a dystopian book too and just about to publish lol. Very clever loved this 👏
Way to summarize the ideas of such a great book, and subject so dear to our hearts, in 17 syllables. Nice!
Clever!
Same!!!!