Journeys A Wrinkle in Time, Book 1, (Paperback)

from richardderus

Rating: 4* of five The Book Report: Meg Murry's daddy left home unexpectedly and without saying goodbye. The adored parent left behind an adolescent daughter, three sons, and a beautiful and smart wife. Meg cannot make herself get used to his absence and can't even pretend that she's not hurt by ...

from CBJames

A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle was one of my favorite books of all time, back when I was 13. It was one of those books that opened up a new world of reading for me. I read all of the sequels that existed, at the time just two, and everything I could find by Ms. L'Engle at my local and sch...

from oxlena

I've read this book about five times over the course of eight years, and it never ceases to amaze me. It's like juvenile Edgar Rice Burroughs. It has wit, humor, thought-provoking ideas, strange creatures, and mind-bending worlds. 4 out of 5 reasons I'm glad I'm not able to launch into different ...

from 1morechapter

I listened to this book on CD with my sons on a short road trip. All three of us enjoyed it very much. Meg Murry is a girl whose parents are both scientists. Consequently her family is a little different than others. She and Charles Wallace, her littlest brother, get made fun of at school because...

from athenaharmony

I think it's quite sad that I didn't pick up A Wrinkle in Time when I was younger. I think a story like this is really something that you have to experience with the wonder-filled mind of a child, when your imagination is still rich and you can still believe in magic. That said, I still really en...