A Wind In the Door

[billroper]

I finished reading A Wrinkle In Time to Katie and Julie a few days ago. Having ascertained that there were more books in the series, I asked Gretchen if she had the next book. She concluded that she didn't.

So the entire series will be here in a lovely (and inexpensive) boxed set on Sunday. And chapter 1 of A Wind In the Door has been downloaded to my phone, so I can probably fake my way through it until then by splitting that chapter in two.

Apparently, the Internet is for shopping.

Comments

[katie cruickshank bugielski (from livejournal.com)]

I love, love, love the first three. Never could get into the fourth one. Maybe I should try again, since it's been years.

[ladypoetess.livejournal.com]

A Wind In the Door was my favorite of that set. Many Waters was interesting too, though it's really Biblical, which kinda confused me when I read it when I was a little older than Katie.

A swiftly tilting bookshelf

[capplor.livejournal.com]

Our youngest just celebrated her 15th birthday (don't worry, that will happen for you, too) and one of her gifts was a complete set of the series by Madeleine L'Engle. This will be the third complete set of books in that series that we have acquired over the years.

Apparently people say "Oh, they like SF, and they have kids… I'll get them these books they probably don't have, yet."