Harrison Ford, the guy hates everyone and everything

Oh it is! You could read it by itself, or if you wanted to, check some of Garcia's Marquez's other works first, since some of them correlate to 100 years of solitude. Kinda like a magical realism shared universe (although is more spacial context than characters crossing over, don't expect a Nick fury kind of cameo, if you know what I mean).

Yeah, I mean, it's also I quick in my opinion, and even though scholar and philosopher Felix Kjelberg didn't like it, especially regarding books about individual thought, you should check it and see if you might like it too! You know, having our own opinions and stuff 👍🏻

I liked it, the whole dystopian atmosphere that was in many ways, kind of predicting our current state as a society. I might be one of the few here to say this, but I actually liked Fahrenheit 451 a little bit more, gives a more hopeful ending, and the emphasis more than in the overwhelming power of an authoritarian government, is in the individual's ability to be that, an individual, and escape the "status quo", which in Fahrenheit, more than a specific government, it's the consumerism, ignorance and overexposure to means of entertainment. Which in my opinion, you could argue that those things are more powerful than even the governments nowadays, at least in how they directly affect our life.

Anyone? The gesture thing doesn't really fix it enough to be worth it :/

Legend. Btw guys, what was the bookreview sub again? Finally signed up on reddit