By Madeleine L'engle
Published: 1962
Age Group:8-12
Number of Pages:245
Characters:Meg Murry, Charles Wallace Murry, Calvin O'Keefe, Ms.
Murry, Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, Mrs. Which
Summary
Meg's father mysteriously disappears after experimenting with the fifth dimension of time
travel. Determined to rescue him, Meg and her friends must outwit the forces of evil on a
heart-stopping journey through space and time. A commemorative edition with an
Introduction by the author. A Newbery Medal winner.
Review
When I was about 7 years old, I remember that there was this barnes and nobles promotion
thing:that if you read 10 books, you could get a free one of your choice. I happened to finish
three pages of te promotion coupon, so I chose How to survive Middle school and my mom
chose A Wrinkle in Time and The sign of the beaver for me. Of course I didn't read either A
Wrinkle In Time or The Sign Of The Beaver until last year. And, surprisingly, I found out
that they were really good books. But what I comprehend from when I was younger, I
always read a book by it's cover. A wrinkle in Time's cover was sort of odd and told me that it
wasn't a good book. The sign of te beaver had a bear on the cover-not the type of cute cuddly
bear-a large big blck bear with it's jaws open. Thats what what I beleive kept me away from
these books. A Wrinkle in Time is actually wonderful, and I've been dying for a very long
time to read it's sequel that I never checked out. The Plot was great, the characters were
okay, (I didn't find any favorite characters like I normally do), the description was uh...okay
too, I guess, and overall, it was a really really good book.
Rating
Plot-cat (5 stars)
Characters-hamster (3 stars)
Suspense- cat (5 stars)
Ending-cat (5 stars)
Cover- rat (1 star)
Setting/Description-cat (5 stars)
TOTAL
24 STARS
Happy reading!!!
Luv,
-<3 Beth
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