A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle

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A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle

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Post by Scott » 07 Oct 2007, 09:54

Have you read A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle? If so, how did you like it? Would you recommend it? If you haven't read it, do you you want to?

I plan to read it, because it was nominated for book of the month.

Please, no spoilers.

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indigoaura: Posts: 4; Joined: 14 Oct 2007, 20:04; Bookshelf Size: 0

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Post by indigoaura » 14 Oct 2007, 20:45

I read it many, many years ago...I do remember really liking it though and experiencing that familiar feeling of loss when I turned the last page...Anything by her is wonderful though...I hope you enjoy it...

callalilly: Posts: 90; Joined: 05 May 2007, 10:06; Bookshelf Size: 0

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Post by callalilly » 01 Nov 2007, 20:42

I read it in the seventh grade. It was not a book that I would probably have read on my own but I am glad I read it. It exposed me to a different genre that I wouldn't necessarily read on my own.

Beccad1919: Posts: 2; Joined: 19 Dec 2007, 12:03; Bookshelf Size: 0

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Post by Beccad1919 » 19 Dec 2007, 15:21

This is one of those books that is confusing until about halfway through the book. Then all of a sudden the book makes sense. I really enjoyed it though. Now I am reading the second book in the series, A Wind in the Door. It follows the same format. Even though the book is somewhat confusing there is something there that keeps you reading.

CassieXO: Posts: 142; Joined: 29 Dec 2007, 14:38; Bookshelf Size: 0

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Post by CassieXO » 29 Dec 2007, 15:14

I read it in sixth grade and I really enjoyed it. Before that I had great disliking of science fiction, but since I read that book I quite enjoy many novels in that genre. It helped me realize not to stereotype a whole genre because you could be missing out on some great stories!