L’Engle, Madeleine. A Wrinkle in Time. New York: Square Fish, 2007. Print.
9780312367541. $7.00. 245 pages
Awards:
John Newbery Medal (1963)
Runner-Up, Hans Christian Andersen Award (1964)
Lewis Carroll Shelf Award (1965)
Sequoyah Children’s Book Award (1965)
Annotation:
Meg Murry just doesn't fit in. Her dad has been missing for over a year, she can communicate with her five-year-old brother without words, and now she is traveling through time with three celestial beings to save her family. A Wrinkle in Time is an fantasy adventure perfect for readers of all ages and interests and should hold a place on shelves in every library.
Booktalk: Open-Ended
Could Meg Murry's life get any stranger? Her dad works for the government and went missing over a year ago. Her five-year-old brother is a genius and maybe more, who has eccentric and mysterious friends. Now Meg must travel through time with her best friend, her brother, and his friends Mrs. Who, Mrs. Whatsit, and Mrs. Which to save her father from the evil force, The Dark Thing. Can she save her father and survive traveling through A Wrinkle in Time?
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