A Wrinkle in Time
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A Wrinkle in Time, Week 2
Welcome to Week 2 of the Online Book Club discussion of A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. Is this anyone's first time reading through the book? I am embarrassed to say that this is my first time actually reading the story. I have attempted to read it several times, but I've never actually gotten all the way through. I am really enjoying the beginning so far, and I'm trying to figure out… (more)
A Wrinkle in Time, Week 1
Welcome to a new Online Book Club discussion for November! This month, we're reading A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. (more)
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Quotes
Add a Quote"Life without love... is like a tree without blossoms or fruit." Gibran, Lebanese.
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"The wound is the place where the light enters you." Rumi, Persian.
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"How will you make it if you never even try?" Outkast, American.
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"The foot feels the foot when it feels the ground." Buddha, Nepali.
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"Dang." Tucker, American.
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"Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind." Shakespeare, British
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"Planning is essential." Churchill, British.
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"When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning or in rain?" Shakespeare.
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"Tomorrow, there'll be more of us." Miranda, American.
Out of this wide, wide universe... this huge universe... with all these brothers and sisters and moms and dads... he found us. And we found each other. That's pretty rare.
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This is our love. Don't worry. It's not gone. It's just... It's just enfolded. Love is always there. Even if you don't feel it... it's always there for you.
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If he walked in that door today... what would happen?
-The world would make sense again.
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You're six. Come on. What do you know about harmless?
-Have I ever been wrong?
One of these days, you might be, Charles Wallace.
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He's one of the greatest minds in recent history. He's prodigious. But of course, we can't take any credit for our talents. It's how we use them that counts.
I don't wonder and I don't care!
- Hmm. Well, maybe that's your problem!
I don't have a problem!
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Yeah! There's some things I need to say to my dad. Maybe now I can finally say them. It's funny how it took a trip around the universe to get me there.
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They work well in a moment of peril... for they see that which is enfolded. Not gone, just enfolded.
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I wanted to shake hands with the universe. But I should've been holding yours.
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And you love me! That's why you make milk for me on stormy nights. That's why you check in on me during recess. That's why you wanted to find Daddy, to make me happy! That's why the Misses took a chance on me. Because they felt your love. And you should love me because I deserve to be loved!
(Adapted from book's quote: Love. That was what she had that IT did not have.)

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Add Age Suitabilityleileileeculham thinks this title is suitable for between the ages of 6 and 99
Summary
Add a SummaryIn teatheres i heard how could you leave me i thought he will go away and leve her lying i didn't know it was him getting up it's sad Charlie says noone likes her in school or her father left her she said she did and Mrs what it said i knew you could do it all along and they just looked at her and the other lady looked at her and i said is he gonna kiss her meg i mean no weaird when they got home her neber girl she saw he came back home and when they went inside their mom saw that they brought someone it was their dad there mom was so happy and they kissed i said weird but meg and her boyfriend they are kissing THE END and Demi Lovoto sings in end creades fire in the rain and there is a music video of her and worier music video too we started on wed and yesterday i watched it but my worker came and i finished it today when i wen t to see it in teatheres my mom said who opra stars in this movie i said thats her i didn't know my mom said yeah but i only went to see it with my brother .
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Add a CommentThis movie has problems, mainly that it's boring and none of the child actors are compelling or entertaining. Oprah as one of the angels carries the movie whenever she's on screen.
The 2003 TV adaptation of L'Engle's book by Susan Shilliday and John Kent Harrison has a better screenplay and better performances than this stinker by Ava DuVernay.
I loved the books as a kid, tried rereading them as an adult and they just weren't the same, but the movie wonderfully reminded me of a bit of that magic I felt before!
It kind of just threw a lot at you at once. It made me want to re-read the book to get a better grasp and more detail. Creative movie, nice CG but just a lot at once with little to no explanation or reason. Would recommend the book more.
An AWFUL movie! It is pathetic that they took something as wise, possibly profound, as the book "A Wrinkle In Time" and turned it into such an idiotic, shallow movie that has no message or cohesion that even a kid could follow or enjoy. 115 minutes of agony you don't need to inflict on yourself or your worst enemy.
It's pretty obvious that whoever adapted the book to make this movie did not understand the book.
Nobody who read and understood the book would like this movie.
And anybody who saw this movie but did not read the book would be totally mystified as to what it was all about.
Two hours out of my life that I'll never get back.
And what was up with Oprah's outfits? She looked like someone who got their invitation to the Star Trek theme party when it was too late to plan a costume.
I enjoyed the premise of the movie. A child learning confidence in a positive way. While entertaining for most of the movie I found that near the end of it, in the dark place was way too long getting to the point. As that was the only boring part I gave it four stars.
I'll be honest: I don't remember anything from this movie being in the book, but if you separate the two, this is one of the best kids' movies I've seen in a while. It has a powerful message of self worth and self esteem, so powerful, it made me cry.
I watched this movie because Brie Larson said it was a love letter to women of color. Well, there were certainly a lot of women of color in the movie.
I haven't read the book or watched the older movie. I enjoyed the more realistic parts (school scenes) and the moments of depth and philosophy, but all the supernatural stuff came across as just ridiculous.
As with most books made into movies, it was VERY DISAPPOINTING. The book explained things, the movie was just an adventure with no point except to rescue the dad. I suggest everyone read the book and skip the movie.