Fahrenheit 451. In fact I just finished reading it for the umteenth time a few hours ago.

Dandelion Wine.

Mr Nightshade, with a name like that I would expect you to vote for Something Wicked This Way Comes!

I would vote for The Golden Apples of the Sun. I don't think it's his BEST book, but it's my favourite because it was the first Bradbury I ever read. At least three of the stories in there are among my all-time favourites.

The Martian Chronicles, or The Silver Locusts.

But a close second would be the delicious Dandelion Wine.

Dandelion Wine

Hi all! I'm brand new to this site and these boards, but not new to Mr. Bradbury. I love all his work, but hands down, one of my favorite books is The October Country. An INCREDIBLE collection.

Usually depends on which one I've read most recently.

THE ILLUSTRATED MAN

SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES

FAHRENHEIT 451

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Welcome aboard Brad.

... and Mr. Nightshade.

... and poettesse too.

Thank you,grasstains; it's good to be here!

Thanks, grasstains! I look forward to sharing my Bradbury experiences with you.

I am new here too.
It is hard to pick a favorite - but my top two (as in I have re-read them more than the others) are Something Wicked This Way Comes and Dandylion Wine. BUT I have to read them at the appropriate times of year. I just finished Dandylion Wine again, because it is a summer book. About every third October I'll read Something Wicked This Way Comes - at night with the windows open so I can hear those far away train whistles coming toward town at night.

My favorite and probably his least mentioned in any forum is Death is a Lonely Business. I loved all of the characters and the nameless hero. I could easily see it being turned into a crime caper comedy that would have moviegoers laughing their pants off. Anyone familiar with that one?

Death is a Lonely Business is my least favorite of Bradbury novels. Believe it first came out in 1985. I didn't even like the cover with all those rolling eyeballs. Sorry! Don't judge a book by its cover. Maybe I kinda did on this one.