Something Wicked This Way Comes

darya_poliyenko shared a tip "Reading this is a sweet syrup for your brain. Dreamy writing. Explores themes of father/son relationships and coping with death and aging. It's interesting to see how the expectations of different age brackets have changed since the 1960s too, because I don't feel like 40 is considered old anymore."

haley_borodine shared a tip "Bradbury's writing style, for me, is better suited for short stories and novellas. Once it reaches 150+ pages, it becomes tedious. I didn't see any of the magic other comments have discussed, and found this book rather dull and predictable. I was holding out for a twist ending, but was left flat."

evan_webber_1119 shared a tip "When I am asked this question, Farenheit 451 definitely stands out in my mind, with an interesting prediction on the way the modern world might evolve to entertain, but not think. That and the protagonists internal struggle regarding his profession make it an interesting, and reflective read. However, my personal favourite lies in the Martian Chronicles, titled There Will Come Soft Rains, a short story built on the basis of a last standing smart home amidst a city burned in nuclear fire."

james_morgan_2363 shared a tip "I got this from Audible with Christian Runnel reading it. Best audio book I've ever heard. Listen to it every year, snd I never tire of it."

vendetta_goodman shared a tip "This audio book narrated by Christian Rummel is superb! I love the intensity he gives each character as he voices the story. This is one I will listen to over and over."

armchair_defective shared a tip "Truly one of the most wonderful books I've ever read. Ray Bradbury has such an earnest way of writing, and attracting characters you can't help but love (or fear). An exhiliarating and macabre take on the hero's journey."