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As always, John Sanford's books are excellent, each one as good as the next.

A very good, thought-provoking read. While it is one of my favorite books, the author can be a bit vague. Bradbury will often blur the line between when he is being literal, and when he is being metaphorical. Still, it makes you think, and it is pretty captivating. In short, it's a pensive, disturbing, different, and interesting look into a future where books are burned. I recommend it.