CliffsNotes on Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451

I read Farenheit 451 many years ago and have Often mentioned that it is one of my favorite books. I was discussing Farenheit with a friend and realized just how long ago it was that I first read it. I thought the Cliff's notes might be just the review I was looking for--and I was right. Not only was it a good review but I also learned a a lot.

I enjoy looking through the Cliff's Notes because I always get a better understanding of what the author was trying to convey!

I purchased these notes to re-familiarize myself with this book (after reading it many years ago)...for my book club, however, I decided to re-read the book and am very happy I did.I got a whole new perspective on the story. The CliffsNotes were sent to me right away. Will use this seller again.

Wanted to read before I read the book.

The Cliff Notes arrived early, was in perfect condition, and the material is above average in quality. I would order this again.

If you read the book you will get more of everything that the Cliff Notes has to offer. From my point of view the highlights were easily identified by the reader. If you don't want to read the book this gives you what you want to know. If you don't read the book you will miss out.

I hate reviews, but they did what they were asked of and did it well.Also were very fast. got them when send I would.

Used this to help my grandson, and now will use it again to help his brother. Thanks!

Thorough coverage of the book. Dealt with a number of the main themes and characters in a useful fashion.

was just as i expected

This is *not* Ray Bradbury's famous novel! Rather, this book of the Cliffs Notes series provides background material, such as the authors biography, chapter by chapter comments for the novel, and review questions to test whether you really understood the text. That is interesting in it's own right, but probably not what you expect when you order "Fahrenheit 451".

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CliffsNotes work well if one only cares about the summary, but everyone who wants to gain deeper insights in the Bradbury's great novel will sure be disappointed. Even worse, e.g. the characterisations are that bad, that students seeking for "inspiration" would not achieve a good grade. I've just read the characterisation of Captain Beatty and it is incredibly superficial and singleminded and does absolutely nothing to help me with understanding this complex character. Another thing that bothers me about the book is the bad style of writing. The author does not set a good example for students. I'm very disappointed and cannot recommend this book for anyone.