I would recommend it, people can read it, it's not on a difficult level nor is it very long but the character development is very powerful to which it contrasts with the theme. It about a man who lives in a society that burns books because they belive it's evil and knowledge is corrupt but he meets a girl who opens hum up by asking if he was happy and layer on when the girl dissappear (government) the man waited and started questioning things and so he hid and read books until he wanted to know more and leave the country but he is caught and he is chased and no spoke but he finds out something very horrific that is going to happen to the dystopian society but he still leaves and etc
I say it does change the outlook, Ray Bradbury put something so simple as burning books and actually describes a society that is fully against it and it creates suspense and excitement in the book
