A story of friendship, love, forgiveness and mercy. And the lack of it as well.

One of the more well written/designed textbooks. Digestible without being excessive

While likely not an uncommon response, I loved this book. It was the first book I've read in a bit, and I found myself unable to put it down. I never read it in school, and think I can respect it even more reading it outside of that context as it was by my own accord. Similar to The Handmaid's Tale, another one of my favorites, I found this story to not be too far off from our reality, which made it ever more significant to me. It certainly deserves a place on all bookshelves! The only reason it got 4 stars is for its vague, rather unsatisfying ending, although it was likely left this way on purpose. However, I will forever be upset that Clarisse did not welcome Montag at the end of the story with the others by the rail tracks!

part of trilogy -- super good!!

Underlying subject was uncomfortable but well written book.

Don't recommend -- its a very complex book -- if youre into romantasy of werewolves and their tribes then this is for you

This is a charming story about a newspaper man in Maine and his two Siamese cats, one of whom seems to sense events about to happen.

This was a cute romance!

I was hoping for the same feeling Handmaid's tale gave me, but I realized the two main characters didn't have the perspective of the writer of the Handmaid's tale and I was judging them for that.

Very depressing and predictable