A Wind in the Door (Paperback)

from HippieLunatic

A Wind in the Door far surpassed my current feelings toward A Wrinkle... though I must admit it didn't meet the memory I have of the first book in the TIme Quartet. Wind seemed to be more about understanding growth and life and less about the need to let go of inhibitions, which is a more fitting...

from readafew

A Wind in the Door is the sequel to A Wrinkle in Time and takes place the next autumn. Charles Wallace has started school and is having a hard time adjusting and is getting beat up at least once a week. We also find Charles Wallace coming down with a mysterious illness and Mrs. Murry suspects som...

from TheTwoDs

While it follows the further adventures of the Murry family, the kids seem to have no recollection of the events from A Wrinkle in Time. Meg, especially, seems to have learned little from her journeys through space. The philosophy is interesting, and very positive, though I can imagine this being...

from LisaMaria_C

This is the second book in a classic trilogy of children's books. It's shelved in the section for the seven to thirteen set, but I'm reading it for the first time as an adult. There are some children's or young adult books I've first read as an adult I've loved without qualification. I wouldn't t...

from lppeters

This book kept me a little more captured because it ran off the last one. I thought that this would be a good book to do a novel study with a class because I think it would be easy, and good, to focus in on how the children felt different and left out by their peers. By doing that, I think it wou...