I Don't Know If There Is Such a Thing as a Tesseract, But I'm Glad There's A Wrinkle in Time
Archetype for the angry, awkward, mixed up teen girl hero
Tempestuous Meg, her genius little brother, and lonely neighbor Calvin adventure through dimensions to find Meg's long-missing father, aided by three mysterious ... angels? Fighting to resist It (a giant, pulsing, fascist brain), Meg must embrace her feisty imperfections to restore her beloved, brainwashed brother. Timeless lesson: love overcomes darkness.
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Sonia Heidi Unruh
I love: my husband and children; all who claim me as family or friend; the first bite of chocolate; the last blue before sunset; solving puzzles; stroking cats; finding myself by writing; losing myself in reading; the Creator who is love.
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Comments (11)
I have loved this book for such a long time and also heard many people say that they just don't get it. I'm so glad that you wrote this!
Found a copy; found your critique ...and I found this revealing! Well said!
I think I might have to check this out, sounds interesting.
I have not read it. Sounds very cool indeed
This review really does make this sound amazing
I've never read this book but your review makes it seem so magical!
oh, my favorite book! Nice review!
My wife loves the book. Completely disappointed with the movie.
Great review! Pithy and enticing. 🥰
Oh, you make me want to read this, finally! Fantastic review, Sonia! I love this.
Love the timeless lesson!!! Brilliantly written!!!