One of the best books I have ever read.

I am not going to write a long review.

I remember two scenes particularly.

One, when Montag opens his mouth and the flying jets do the screaming for him.

Two, when, a book is burning, its visual similarities with a pigeon and its unfolded wings.

Ray Bradbury has exceptional and powerful capability of creating a meaningful scene. A dramatic scene.

Not only for the scenes I shall remember this book, I also have to remember it for its philosophical and creative value.

The concept of men becoming books and the layer of meaning it hides is of a tremendous value from all creative, dramatic and philosophical perspectives.