A Wrinkle In Time

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Summary: I shouldn't even give this book that much credit!
Review: This book was horrible. I should only give it one-quarter of a star. My mom loves it, but I hate it. There are stupid names like Mrs. Whatsit. The book is all mixed, one time the 3 kids are in one place, and another time they are in another place.

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Summary: Tesawesa!
Review: I love this book! (along with all others.) Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace are on a tessing quest for their father. Though, Calvin is just helping. What I mean is, Calvin is a friend. You can't explain it, but tessing is cool! And in all, a good book.

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Summary: slow start, great book
Review: I give this adventure 4stars because at the beginning it was sortof boring.About maybe 20 pages in it got exciting. If you are a patient reader, I recomend this book.

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Summary: Search Through Space!
Review: Fantastic! Maadeleine L'Engle, the author of a Wrinkle In Time is a great writer. The characters are Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, Mrs. Which, Mr. Murry, Meg, Charles Wallace, Calvin, It, and Aunt Beast. The characters were interesting because each of them are so different than the other. Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallce go on a journey through space to the planet Camotz where Meg's father is trapped. I would recomment this book for a 3rd grader and up.

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Summary: Cool Book!
Review: The book A Wrinkle in Time is a really cool science fiction book! The characters were pretty cool. My favorites were Mrs. Whatsit and Aunt Beast. The only thing about it I didn't like was the beginning because it was just drop dead boring! I think you should not just stop after the first few pages though. I would recommend it to a third grader, like myself, who likes to just sit and read.

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Summary: A Different Universe
Review: Absolutely amazing! A Wrinkle In Time is an adventure by Madeline L'Engle about Meg Murry, Charles Wallace, Calvin O'Keefe, Mrs.Whatsit, Mrs.Who, and Mrs.Which who go on an adventure to find Meg's father. I recommend this book, because if you like adventures, you would love A Wrinkle In Time. It is a very good book. I am in 3rd grade and almost everybody is reading it. The plot starts on earth, goes to a different Universe and back to earth.

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Summary: Out Of This World!
Review: A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeline L'Engle, is about Meg, Charles, Calvin, and three witches that can travel in time. I am 9 years old, and I love it. YOU will love it, too. After reading A Wind in the Door, that was also by her, I decided to read this. You will like this if you like time travel.

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Summary: Is It Over?
Review: A Wrinkle in Time,by Madeline L' Engle, is a story about a girl named Meg who thinks she is not smart. One day Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who , and Mrs. Which appear and take Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin O' Keefe to another dimension to find their long lost father and prove Meg is smart. My opinion on the book is that I like the characters. For example, I like Meg because she is very spunky and sort of funny, but she hates math. That's the only thing I don't like about her. Read this if you like science fiction.

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Summary: Read Me!
Review: I saw a lot of kids reading A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L'Engle, so I started reading it. A Wrinkle in Time is a story about a little boy named Charles Wallace, his sister named Meg Murry, and a boy named Calvin O' Keefe who are all time traveling. Calvin is a boy who runs into Meg and Charles when they are on a walk. Meg is a very bright girl who, in school, doesn't like to do math the slow ways because her dad taught her the short ways. She pouts when she is mad, so she gets in trouble. Charles is a special boy, but I'm not going to tell why. You should read A Wrinkle in Time!

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Summary: A true classic!
Review: I have always loved this book since the first time it was presented to me on my birthday. I read it, and was amazed at how I could sometimes relate with the characters and knew just what they were thinking. I have read this book so many times, I am losing count at this point. I couldn't possibly describe to you how much this book has meant to me through my life, or how it could effect yours.