FAHRENHEIT 451 - BOOK COVER

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Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, it is a novel in which the author writes about a time of authoritarianism in which reading and having books was prohibited, in this way, the firemen instead of fighting the fire as it should be proposed, these were proposed by superior entities, to set fire to the books, dwellings where these books remained, and in some cases the people who possessed them. The firefighters thus set the fire through kerosene, an extremely flammable product, and then set fire to matches, and the temperature at which the books burned was 451 °F.

The purpose was to represent the concepts and moments of the book through its cover.

It was developed a cover directly associated with the idea of box of phosphorus, that is, presenting the pocket book as one.