A truly fantastic story! I have just learned a new and fascinating word: tesseract.

In the realm of geometry, the tesseract holds a unique and captivating position. It is the four-dimensional analog of the cube. To put it simply, the relationship between the tesseract and the cube is similar to that between the cube and the square.

The cube is a three-dimensional object with six square faces, while the tesseract exists in the fourth dimension. It is a complex and mysterious shape that challenges our understanding of space and geometry.

Learning about the tesseract has opened up a whole new world of possibilities and has made me even more intrigued by the wonders of mathematics and geometry.

Dear reader,

I highly recommend that you read "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L’Engle. This book is an exciting and adventurous one, with a touch of drama thrown in.

In the beginning of the story, Meg Murry's father is a scientist who attempts to create a time machine or a teleporter that can transport people from one planet to another. However, one day he mysteriously disappears, which causes Meg to become extremely depressed and sad. As the story progresses, Meg is made fun of by her peers. Determined to do something about it, she embarks on an adventure with her brother Charles and her friend Calvin to find her father.

Along the way, they face numerous challenges and have to defeat several enemies. Towards the end, they finally manage to find someone, but the final challenge, known as "it", takes Charles away from Meg. Desperate to get her brother back, Meg turns to Mrs. Whatsit, one of the ladies who helped her reach this point. She asks Mrs. Whatsit how to rescue Charles, but you'll have to read the book to find out what happens next.

I ended up really liking this book. Although others had suggested it to me before, I never took the time to read it. Now, I'm inspired to explore more of Madeleine L’Engle's works.

The first book I read was truly strange, yet it was definitely memorable and endearing.

Although I didn't have an overly enjoyable experience with the story itself, I can clearly understand why it has the potential to be regarded as a classic.

The second book, on the other hand, suffered from a lack of clear characters or a well-defined setting.

This made it difficult for me to fully engage with the narrative.

The third book was a confusing jumble of stories within stories, which left me feeling rather disoriented.

Based on my experiences, I would highly recommend simply buying and reading the first book only.

It offers a unique and captivating experience that is well worth exploring, while the others may not provide the same level of satisfaction.

So, if you're looking for a good read, start with the first book and see where it takes you.

You might just be pleasantly surprised.

3.5/5 stars.

I'm rather sad that I didn't have the opportunity to read this during my childhood. As a kid, I'm certain I would have adored it. It would have been the ideal introduction to the world of science fiction.

However, reading it as an adult, my feelings are a bit more mixed. I can't say that I loved it or hated it. The concept of the first book truly appealed to me the most. But as I delved into the second and third books, I found my mind frequently wandering.

Will I continue with the series? Probably not. Nevertheless, I can still appreciate the books for their own merits. And now, at long last, I can watch the movie adaptation!

I'm looking forward to seeing how the story is brought to life on the big screen and comparing it to the written word. Maybe the movie will offer a new perspective and reignite my interest in the series. Only time will tell.

An amazing book awaits you, and you truly should give it a read.

Don't make the mistake of watching the movie first. My dad has always told me, and I have personally experienced it: "Read the book before you watch the movie."

After reading the book and then watching the movie, I've noticed that they often leave out a significant amount of detail.

I've had the same experience with other books that have been adapted into movies.

But this book is different! It might be a little on the long side, but it's an incredibly good read.

You'll be drawn into its story and characters, and you won't be disappointed.

So, pick up this book today and embark on a wonderful literary journey.

Trust me, you won't regret it!

I first read these wonderful stories in grade school, and now I have picked them up again for my kids.

These are truly timeless classic adventures that have the power to transport readers of all ages to different worlds and experiences.

The vivid descriptions and engaging plots make them a joy to read, and they have the ability to spark the imagination and curiosity of children.

Whether it's a thrilling adventure on a distant planet or a magical journey through a fairytale land, these stories have something for everyone.

I am excited to share these classic adventures with my kids and watch as they embark on their own literary journeys.

I know that these stories will stay with them for a lifetime and become a cherished part of their childhood memories.

I've read the first two books in the series. It was an enjoyable experience. However, when I read them all together with the third one, it became even more interesting.

The third book presented a bit of a challenge as there were similar names over several generations. This made it a tad confusing at times.

Despite the confusion, I still found the book to be a good one. The story was engaging and the characters were well-developed.

I'm looking forward to reading more books in this series and seeing how the story progresses.

I would recommend this series to anyone who enjoys reading mystery or adventure novels.

Overall, it's been a great reading experience and I can't wait to see what's next.

I liked the book, but I didn't love it.

It is a fantasy/Sci-Fi story that revolves around time travel and the eternal war between good and evil.

The plot moves along at a brisk pace, making it a quick read.

What I found appealing was the positive message about love that emerged towards the end.

If I had read this book during my childhood, I'm certain I would have had a greater appreciation for it and perhaps even given it more stars.

I purchased this book in anticipation of the film adaptation that is set to be released later this year.

I'm curious to see how the story will be brought to life on the big screen and if it will capture the essence of the book.

Overall, while it wasn't a perfect read for me, it did have its redeeming qualities.

Read aloud to G.

I am truly glad to have completed the reading task for G. However, I must admit that I can't claim to have enjoyed it wholeheartedly.

It was a rather dark book, and unfortunately, I happened to read it during a personally challenging and dark time in my life.

The themes and atmosphere of the book seemed to resonate with my own emotions and circumstances at that moment, which made the reading experience even more intense and perhaps a bit overwhelming.

Thankfully, when we finally finished it, I felt a sense of relief. I was extremely happy that we could now move on to something lighter and more uplifting.

This change in reading material would hopefully bring a different kind of energy and perspective, allowing me to escape from the darkness that had笼罩 me for a while and find some joy and inspiration in the new words and stories.

The first two books seemed to be highly creative and advanced in their non-handholding content and ideas.

It occurred to me that perhaps if I were younger, I would have had an even greater appreciation for them.

However, the third book took a rather unexpected turn and ventured into some rather problematic territory.

Despite this, it was evident that the author had good intentions.

Nonetheless, it is still worth a read.

The books are quick to consume, engaging the intellect, and often manage to nail the characterization.

They offer a unique reading experience that, despite its flaws, can be quite rewarding for those willing to explore.

Overall, while not without its issues, the series as a whole has its merits and is worthy of consideration by readers looking for something a little different.

I have been attempting for an extremely long time to complete this series. At least I managed to get through the first book. I am well aware that these books are commonly regarded as canon within the domain of children's science fiction/fantasy. However, I simply fail to perceive the allure. When I read them during my childhood, I thought they were rather strange books, and I still hold the same opinion now.

I am indeed glad that they played a role in sparking children's interest in sci-fi during a period when not a great deal was being written in that particular genre for them. Nevertheless, these books are simply not to my taste. They might have their merits for others, but for me, they just don't click. It's interesting to see how different people can have such diverse opinions about the same set of books. Maybe it's because of my personal preferences or the way I view literature. In any case, I respect the fact that these books have had an impact on many children and have contributed to the growth of the sci-fi genre for the younger generation.

I read "A Wrinkle in Time" decades ago in elementary school.

While I did not remember the specific details of the story, I clearly recalled enjoying it - so much so that I even read it a second time.

Now, with a number of communities and/or schools having banned the book, I felt compelled to reexamine it and understand the source of all the controversy.

It is obvious that the individuals who have banned it either have not read it at all or, perhaps, their hearts are so consumed by hatred that they completely missed the profound message within.

To me, "A Wrinkle in Time" is a powerful story about the eternal battle between good and evil, and ultimately, it shows that love prevails.

It is a tale that encourages readers to believe in the power of love and to have the courage to face the forces of darkness.

It is truly a shame that some people are unable to see the beauty and value in this wonderful book.