451 degrees Fahrenheit. In the Kazakh language. Bradbury R.

Are you a skeptic and a realist? Are you sure that everything in the world has a rational explanation? Do not rush to answer in the affirmative if you have not read Ray Bradbury’s novel “451 ° according to Fahrenheit.”

Each page of this book will make you again and again ask: is this anti -utopia, fiction, and the fruit of author’s imagination? Miniature headphones flying at frantic speed cars, meaningless reality shows, annoying advertising, work on wear, handful of antidepressants... The everyday details of the modern world were described seven decades ago with such accuracy that you involuntarily believe in the existence of a time machine and begin to look for in each in each The line is a rotation indicator that will help to break out of a crazy routine. And there will be a new world, and a new life, and new books will stand on the regiments of libraries, and old words will find a new meaning.

And yet-how did Bradbury find out?