This is a classic and very old story. It won the Newberry back in 1967. It is a magical story and the main character goes on a journey to save her loved ones. This story will be around for many more years to come.
Girls can completely connect with the main character Meg because she is working on knowing she is beautiful inside and out. Boys will like the story as well but girls will be able to understand it on a deeper level. Libraries need to upgrade to the new cover - the old one looks so dated that students might overlook it.
L'Engle, Madeleine. (2007). A Wrinkle in time. St. Martin.
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