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I really liked the book and thought it could've used a prequel book explaining the world, as that was the only thing I didn't feel they spent long enough going over.

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I really liked the book until the ending because the book really had an interesting setting and storyline and i would rate it a 4.5 out of 5 stars. I was happy with how much action there was in the story and I was unhappy that the city exploded without any information on why it exploded.

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I thought the book was ok. I liked it for a while but the ending just wasn't good at all. At first, I thought there would be a better more dramatic ending but the author didn't utilize the previous details very well.

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I thought the book was overall okay and easy to read, but im not happy with the ending it was really bad

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Overall the book was pretty confusing and I did not like it at first but as the book went on I began to like it more as it started to make more sense.

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im not happy with the book it was confusing and i will never red a graphic novel ever again.

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I thought the book was pretty interesting being very unpredictable as well as having a great ending with Montag escaping death. It made the book more enjoyable because it was also easy to understand what was going on so overall I think it was a good book and i liked reading it.

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I think the book was okay, not my favorite. I think it was interesting that the author decided to blow up the city and how all of the people who memorized books and were living by the railroads wanted to share the knowledge from the books with other people.

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don’t like reading books at all I find it very repetitive and I often lose my spot and have to restart unless it is a book I have to read or want to read I won’t read it and I almost never read a book for the story if it’s not the aching me something I won’t read it but with this book I found it very easy to read and at some points I just kept reading because I found it enjoyable the pictures mixed with the words was a very big help with this I liked this book

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Why did the city blow up? Who blew the city up? Did anyone survive and manage to make it out?

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Why do we think that those people that Montag stumbled across accepted him?

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Why was his wife takin away and where too?

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who blew up the city and did they actually kill everyone

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Why do you guys think Beatty wanted to die?

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What do you think the author meant by "on either side of the river was a tree of life?"

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Toward the end of the book one of the guys Montag was talking to said “we’re remembering” what are they remembering?

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Why did the firemen give Montag a flamethrower that can be used as a weapon to burn his house down? That gave him the opportunity to escape when he burned beatty. If they just burnt his house down and arrested him it would have gone a lot smoother.

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What state is the country in, at constant war and with an emotionless people. Is the government's power coming from propaganda and the fear of imprisonment, death, and war? Or is the government only really concerned with the sheep kept in the city, and would rather not bother with anyone who escapes.

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Why did his wife turn Montag in and leave him with no hesitation like she didn't even know who he was and acted like she never loved him? Is it because she doesn't want to get killed like the girl are is it because she wants safety from this war thats going on or from the government?

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Why is the war significant in the story? Is it hinting that that's maybe another factor in why the girl got "killed" or Montag's wife left him for safety?

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did they purposefully choose to play poker with Montag to try and catch his "poker face" and see if he's lying about reading books?

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why was the war starting significant in the story

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The people at the end say they don't know how many cities have been nuked too. Will they found other people? Or everybody is already dead?

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Did the nuke blow up the government or just the city?

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What happened to faber, did he died in the bomb or do you think he made it out?

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Why did they have Montag play poker? Was it maybe an intimidation act?

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why aren't they involved in the war?

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who blew up the city and why did they do it?

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Why did 2 of the firemen just stand and watch Montag fight the other fireman?

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Why did the hound kill the random person? How does it mess up if it can identify and remembers over ten thousand different odors?

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What country bombed the city? Why did they bomb the city? Do they still have books?

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Gavin Scott- why does he say weird things about the 16 year old is it a father daughter kinda love or something else.

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harry m - Why is Montag's wife not okay with him reading despite the chief saying it was okay?

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harry m - Why is Montag's wife not okay with him reading despite the chief saying it was okay?

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How does the professor have so much knowledge on books? Also why does the lady cry when Montag starts reading "Beach Dover" and why does Montag snap at the group of women and yell at them?

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who turned the alarm and got them caught? could it of been his wife?

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How does the government have such control over each individual, I think it has something to do with the constant wars mentioned, and are the elections rigged, when they mentioned the president it sounded as though it wasn't a free election.

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Why do you think Montag ignored the professor in his ear when he was talking to the women?

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Why was there an unknown car coming out of nowhere in the middle of the night coming for Montag and who was driving it? did they know Montag was going to be there?

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I think It was Guy’s wife who turned the other alarm. If it’s really her, why would she do that ?

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Why did Montag go crazy and set his coworker on fire that ended up killing him?

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Why did Mildred instantly leave when the firefighters showed up, Did she know before hand or just mad at montag?

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What if Montag kept on tearing the bible. Why did the guy stop him from tearing the bible

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What if Montag kept on tearing the bible. Why did the guy stop him from tearing the bible

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isaiah j

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what did montag drink to get the hound off him?

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Why is Montag's wife not okay with him reading the book even though he got the chiefs approval to do so for 24 hours?

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Why do you think Mrs. Phelps started crying after being read the poem?

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how long does it take to burn montags house

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how long does it take to burn montags house

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Why are they not involved in the war?and do they even know its happening

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Are Guy Montag and Mildred still together? Why would she call the alarm?

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Who reported Montag to the firemen? Beatty said that one of the wives put in an alert, but he ignored that at first and then there was another one when they were playing cards.

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reagan andres- was montag always interested in books, and now he finally has the chance to read them or did clarisse put him on 

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reagan andres- was montag always interested in books, and now he finally has the chance to read them or did clarisse put him on 

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Why is there world so against reading books? Is the government hiding something from them? Is there something in the books that hold key information?

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why did the fire station pull up to his house, do they know about the books?

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What's the deal with the world, like how did it all go so bad and how is he thirty and needed some teenager to make him think about the morality of his job for the first time after 10 years of work.

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Why do we think Montag's wife is so against reading a book even though the fire chief said it was okay to look at it for 24 hours?

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When the fire alarm went off while the guys were playing a card game and when Beatty went to get the address of the next house, why did he smile a little bit and hide it? did he know they were going to burn Montag's house?

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Lucca M

After the firemen burned the house of the old lady, do you guys think he felt guilty about It?

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what if the professor never agreed to help Montag when he was ripping the bible? what would Montag have done?

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Why does Montag hide the books from Mildred?

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Why do only some people seem to have a consious and are able to form opinions while some people seem like robots

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will the captain fall for the fake book?

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Why do you guys think Montag was questioning what's inside the book? Is it because he's to reason with the people who has books? Or is he just curious?

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when the woman lights her self on fire. what is in the books that are worth Not living?

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Why do you think Faber was reading a book in the middle of a public park and why didn't Montag stop him?

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It looks fun

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I wonder if they get in trouble when the burn down houses because of the books and there is people inside them and end up killing them

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Why did Montag take all the books and hide them in a bush? It was kinda weird, I think it was to hide them from his wife so she didn't burn them.

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Why would Montag tell all the girls he had a book? What if they would've told someone what he did?

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Ricky F-Why do you guys think Montag decided to start reading books was it because of Clarisse or did he want to learn more about them why they were put away, why they're burned when you're caught with them.

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Ricky F-Why do you guys think Montag decided to start reading books was it because of Clarisse or did he want to learn more about them why they were put away, why they're burned when you're caught with them.

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Is Clarisse in love with Montag?

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do you think that the "government" had something to do with Clarisse's death or was it purely an accident?

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After our meeting, we came to the conclusion that the book is placed sometime in the future and not in the past or an alternative timeline. But they haven't stated fully when it is yet.

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In our book club we discussed about how Clarisse suddenly dies. Some of my group members though that the car that hit her might have been a government ploy because they found out she had a different way of thinking then others. I think that the fireman's wife may have lied to the fireman because she doesn't want him to be around Clarisse anymore. What do you guys think?

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Why does he want to understand these books if he's a firemen and it goes against everything he's learned?

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Where did Clarisse go? Why did the family suddenly move away? Who killed her with a car?`

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why was he so happy to get the bible

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Does this book take place in the future or in the past

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What is the girls' purpose in the book, what is the outcome of their relationship supposed to teach him?

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what is the reason they have for burning books, and why are people not willing to live life without them?

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I wonder why after the girl is talking to the guy and then shortly after they find her dead, is it a coincidence or not?

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What could be the reason for them burning books and what is Montag's obsession over this teenage girl?

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Why does guy montag get so obsessive over that girl when he meets her? Does anyone else think it's creepy because she was 16?

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What could be the motivation behind Montag taking a book when they burning the ladys house?

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Why do you guys think they are burning books? Do you think they are trying to help society or harm society  by burning the books?

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i woder why they are buring books

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why they burn the books?

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The book states  "You weren't there. You didn't see. There must be something in books... to make a woman stay in a burning house. "I wonder what really made her stay in that house. Was it the stuff in the books or she just wanted her time to come faster and that was her chance

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When they are preforming the surgery on people and what do you think they are trying to achieve? I'm thinking its for memory loss but why is the firemen and his wife there?

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It says "He reached under his pillow. The hidden book was still there.". Why does he have a book if he is a firemen? Does he worry about someone finding the book? What book is it?

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After being a firemen for 10 years why do you think he would want to quit after one accident? Surely he has done worse throughout those 10 years or was this the worst thing he did on the force?

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I wonder why books are illegal and why they have to burn the hole house down and not just the books