Farenheit 451

So far, this book is okay. It's not really super exciting, but it gets the job done. The whole point is coming across as "books are the foundation of life" sort of thing. I guess it's somewhat true. Without books, the human race would most likely fall apart and become androids. Considering I've only read half of it so far, I can't really say much as far as what I think overall, but I feel like it's going to be one of those books that gets somewhat exciting for a couple pages and then suddenly ends, judging on the size of the thing. Typically, I would read a much longer book, but I just wanted to get the reading over with faster in this case. So as far as the plot line goes so far, a man named Guy Montag and his wife are living in a simple and eerie sort of house. Montag is a new age fireman, who's life revolves around his job and his boss. He is just now figuring out that maybe books shouldn't be burned. Huh, really?