In this novel, the main character's wife listens to the protagonist recite "Dover Beach," after he meets Clarisse McClellan, but she primarily wears a seashell radio and contemplates adding a fourth TV to the wall of her parlor.
In this novel, the main character's wife listens to the protagonist recite "Dover Beach," after he meets Clarisse McClellan, but she primarily wears a seashell radio and contemplates adding a fourth TV to the wall of her parlor. Captain Beatty's (*) mechanical hound pursues the protagonist, who joins a secret society of book-memorizers. Name this Ray Bradbury novel, in which Guy Montag is a fireman who burns books at the title temperature.
In this novel, the main character's wife listens to the protagonist recite "Dover Beach," after he meets Clarisse McClellan, but she primarily wears a seashell radio and contemplates adding a fourth TV to the wall of her parlor.
{Fahrenheit 451}