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A Wrinkle in Time
by Madeleine L'Engle
from Square Fish

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• An Entertaining Science Fiction Story with Theological Theme
  L'Engle has written an intellectually savvy story laced with good v. evil themes. The story centers on children characters Meg and Charles Wallace Murry and their friend Calvin. These children all have special but quirky qualities that have caused them challenges and struggles in their short lives. Through the story these quirks are reframed as special gifts that set these children apart and qualify them to participate in a great battle between good and evil.
  The story is more abstract that the Narnia... more info

• BEST BOOK EVER
  In the book, A Wrinkle In Time, Madeleine L'Engle surprised me. She surprised me with her clever ideas. The main character, Meg, and her genius little brother, Charles Wallace, meet Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, Calvin and Mrs. Which. These people travel through time and space in a tesseract. They are trying to find Meg's father who has been gone ever since Charles Wallace was a baby. I loved the book because its suspenseful and the characters are strange and wacky. This book teaches you that bad things will not... more info

• Tea: One please, thanks
  This is a classic book, bringing together fantasy, magic, another world, family, and adventure all together in one story. Not every story is able to do that.
  It has some slightly darker elements, but nothing like Harry Potter.
  I remember adoring this book when I was younger, it sucked me right into the pages. I loved Meg and Charles.
  The story follows Meg and Charles Wallace (older sister, younger brother) who are in a desperate state to find their father. And unfortunate for our third... more info

• A Piece of Literature in Time
  A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L'Engle, is a book that I've read twice but completely loved. It is a story that has very advanced concepts for the early 1960's but is something that anyone could like. Meg Murry is a normal teenage girl: she has braces and looks normal. She doesn't do that well in school but is smart at home. On the other hand, her brother, Charles Wallace, is an all around genius. His age is five and understands most things a five year old couldn't. Meg and Charles Wallace meet a boy named... more info

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