Its protagonist uses a "green bullet" to communicate with Faber.
This novel's epigraph is a Juan Ramón Jiménez quote advising the reader "If they give you ruled paper, write the other way." One of its characters opines that drivers don't know what grass or flowers are, because "they never see them slowly." A number of characters in this novel wear badges displaying salamanders. Its protagonist uses a "green bullet" to communicate with Faber. At the beginning of this novel, that protagonist meets the precocious teenager Clarisse McClellan. Its protagonist horrifies his wife's friends by reading "Dover Beach" aloud, then destroys a mechanical hound and kills Captain Beatty with his flamethrower. For 10 points, name this dystopian novel about the book-burning Fireman Guy Montag, written by Ray Bradbury.
This novel's epigraph is a Juan Ramón Jiménez quote advising the reader "If they give you ruled paper, write the other way.
Fahrenheit 451