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I am often asked how I came to write A Wrinkle in Time. Even with all the hindsight of which I am capable I can't quite explain it. It was during a time of transition...
I was on a cosmological jag at that time, partly, I suppose because it satisfied my longing for God better than books of theology. The influence of those books on Wrinkle is obvious. I was also quite consciously writing my own affirmation of a universe which is created by a power of love.
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I was on a cosmological jag at that time, partly, I suppose because it satisfied my longing for God better than books of theology. The influence of those books on Wrinkle is obvious. I was also quite consciously writing my own affirmation of a universe which is created by a power of love.
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I loved this book but was really kind of scared by it too. I never actually read the other books in the series (although I feel like I may have started them at some point-big surprise) and now I feel like I want to go back and read this one then read the others in the series.
I read this when I was about 12 or 13 when I was given it as a gift. I enjoyed it. Was a bit confusing to me at times.
I have been going through banned book lists I find (see: www.ala.org) and finding books to read from there.
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I have been going through banned book lists I find (see: www.ala.org) and finding books to read from there.
This was a book that was on a list I found. ...more
Did anyone understand the time thing? I remember being bothered by the kids who came out at exactly the same time to bounce the balls.
Aug 16, 2007
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This one kind of freaked me out when I was a kid--I'm ready to find out how scary it really is.
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