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I quickly became attached to these characters, and Mrs, Who, Whatist and Which. There is a certain air about the is book, if that makes any sense at all. I guess it's sort of like Meg trying to explain light to Aunt Beast. I thoroughly enjoyed A Wrinkle in Time. Some books you can review and go on about the book, others it's the feeling you got when reading it. Sure I can say Meg and her little brother Charles are not like other kids, Charles especially and how they travel through time and space
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What a great literature for children/pre-teen!
The conversations were intellectual and eloquent (Gosh, I love the quotes from Mrs. Who!), the characters were well-built, the plot was not-so-predictable (although the ending was too simple for my taste), the imagination was quite startling at times, with a bit of sci-fi flavor. An easy read, highly recommended for people who love children lits and fantasy.
The conversations were intellectual and eloquent (Gosh, I love the quotes from Mrs. Who!), the characters were well-built, the plot was not-so-predictable (although the ending was too simple for my taste), the imagination was quite startling at times, with a bit of sci-fi flavor. An easy read, highly recommended for people who love children lits and fantasy.
This children's classic is a well deserved one. It was a scientific parable of sorts. I found the science and philosophy held up pretty well.
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One of the first sci-fi books I ever read. Have reread many times. Always good.
I loved this story when I read it forever and a day ago as a child.
Apr 01, 2010
Kelekolio Malakina
marked it as to-read
Aug 02, 2010
Tom
marked it as to-read
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Tara
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