Fahrenheit 451 Research Paper

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Something that I have learned about someone in class this week that I did not know before is about Randy's future job. I have never knew that Randy wanted to be a teacher in the future, because he never told me. Furthermore, I never thought that Randy wants to become a teacher because he is so shy and introvert. I could not imagine him standing in front of a crowd and talk for the whole day.

2) The concepts that I enjoy learning this week is hearing about the different stories of my classmates that I have not have the chance to know about before. Furthermore, I enjoy reading the novel Fahrenheit 451 as our first book of the year. In addition, I have heard many good reviews from this book before and I have never had the chance to actually

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