A Wrinkle in Time, (Paperback)

from claireforhan

I remember reading the original A Wrinkle in Time in 4th grade, and since that was over 8 years ago, I did not remember much from the story- other than the theory of how a Tesseract works (string theory). I enjoyed reading this graphic novel, and while I think that the pictures provided a lot of ...

from MurphyWaggoner

Madeliene L'Engle's "Wrinkle in Time" was one of the few young adult books that I actually read when I was a young adult. I loved it then and have read it repeatedly in the past 40 years. My current passion for graphic novels and adaptations led me to this version by Hope Larson. Unlike some grap...

from clockwork-serenity

Meg's father works on secret science projects involving space and time and he has been missing for a long time. Meg, her younger (and rather odd) brother Charles, and their friend Calvin go on a mission to find him with the help of Mrs. Who, Mrs. Whatsit, and Mrs. Which. Together this group trave...

from lispylibrarian

This adaptation of A WRINKLE IN TIME is absolutely beautiful! While the illustrations are simple with blue, whites, greys, and black as the only colors, they don't distract from the beauty of the book. If anything, they make it better. I had not read A WRINKLE IN TIME in more than a decade, so re...

from Stahl-Ricco

Boy, it's been a long time since I've read about Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which! And Meg, Charles Wallace, and Cal too! Actually, so long that I pretty much forgot what this was about, or what tesseract was! I read all three when I was young, but that was quite a bit ago. As an adult, I d...