4/5 - Full review at emileereads: http://emileereads.com/blog/2017/4/8/... 
 Fahrenheit 451 is a quick, easy read but it's not quite my favorite classic. Most people focus on the censorship part when analyzing this book, I believe, because we've realized in recent decades that technology isn't inherently evil. 
 Censorship occurs in many forms, not just books, but in this novel books were the focus. This is partially because of when Bradbury wrote it, but also, I think, because of just how powerful the written word is. It's the reason society exists as we know it and I appreciated Bradbury's emphasis on that. 
 I enjoyed the characters in the story, but I was a little disappointed with how it ended. Not because it was bad - I liked the mechanical hound chase. (view spoiler)[But I would've been interested in what happens after the escape; Montag's trials were only getting started. (hide spoiler)] 
 If this is on your list of To Read classics, definitely check it out. You can't go wrong with this one.