I remembered Meg Murray-Megaparsec, but I haven't read A Wrinkle In Time in FAR too long.
Hm. The MCC library only has Dragons in the Waters. I think that's a definite oversight. I wonder if the innovative school library has any L'Engle. A Wrinkle in Time is a kid's book, and it's been in print for a long time. Or maybe the BICs have a library. I should ask them the next time I'm in town. (Next question: does the conservative Christian family that disapproves of Harry Potter b/c "There is no good magic" also disapprove of L'Engle? There isn't *exactly* magic . . . I don't remember seeing any on their bookshelf, but it's not a terribly large fiction section. Probably just better to not go there.)
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Date: 2011-10-31 01:40 pm (UTC)I remembered Meg Murray-Megaparsec, but I haven't read A Wrinkle In Time in FAR too long.
Hm. The MCC library only has Dragons in the Waters. I think that's a definite oversight. I wonder if the innovative school library has any L'Engle. A Wrinkle in Time is a kid's book, and it's been in print for a long time. Or maybe the BICs have a library. I should ask them the next time I'm in town. (Next question: does the conservative Christian family that disapproves of Harry Potter b/c "There is no good magic" also disapprove of L'Engle? There isn't *exactly* magic . . . I don't remember seeing any on their bookshelf, but it's not a terribly large fiction section. Probably just better to not go there.)