Right now, at the end of A Wrinkle in Time, I'm only giving the series a 4/5. I'm not actually putting stars on it till I finish the quartet, though, since I can't remember which book in the series I liked best. Sadly, Wrinkle didn't thrill me as much at not yet 30 as it did when I was not yet 10.

I love these books! I love the symbolism in these. The fact that science and religion are all interlocked is profound to me, and not many people see it that way. I read these in middle school and have since read them many times over.

I absolutely loved this series as a young lass. It's been years since I've read it but I remember being filled with wonder and delight whilst reading.

Absolutely one of my all-time favorite series. I read these books when I was younger, when I got a little older, when I got a little older ... come to think of it, it may be time to go back and read them again!

I just read these books last summer, there really good, if not a little tiny bit childish, but i still enjoyed them being a big kid! especially a wrinkle in time...very cool characters, and plot...sometimes i wonder how people come up with such good imagenations...i could never think of something like this!

Madeleine L'Engle: The Wrinkle in Time Quartet (LOA #309): A Wrinkle in Time / A Wind in the Door / A Swiftly Tilting Planet / Many Waters (Library of America Madeleine L'Engle Edition Book 1) by Madeleine L'Engle – The whole series was on sale in digital format, so I had to have it! Enjoy these coming of age adventures! Happy Reading!

This is a fantastic series with multiple themes from coming of age to the nature of good and evil. I really enjoyed it, but I've found when I think back to it that I can only remember the events of the first (and most classic) one. They were a little repetative in my mind. Still they are on the list of books (at least A Wrinkle In Time) that everyone should read at least once in their lives.

Amazing series. Read it when I was little, and a lot of the science went over my head but the plots and the characters were enough to keep reading. I can enjoy them even more now that I'm older. Timeless.

So I just finished reading this series for the first time and loved it. The edition I have doesn't have a list of which order to read the books in, so I had to guess. In case you're wondering, the order is: A Wrinkle in Time; A Wind in the Door; Many Waters; and A Swiftly Tilting Planet. I'd be hard-pressed to pick a favourite, but I really enjoyed A Swiftly Tilting Planet. I liked how everything was so interconnected. I really enjoyed the series because it's sci-fi, and fantasy, and clever and amusing. I would highly recommend this series.

From A Wrinkle in Time: I liked the part where Meg tried to explain light and dark to someone who has never seen. Favourite characters: Aunt Beast and Calvin O'Keefe. But mostly Aunt Beast.

This library of America edition is worth getting solely for the essays, notes, and appendix in the back of the book. Mrs. L’Engle is somebody I look forward to meeting one day. I hope she likes me.

I adore anything and everything by Madeleine L'Engle. The world she creates are compelling and captivating, filled with beings and ideas all her own. I have yet to read the 5th book in the quartet (something tells me it was an afterthought), but I loved the 4 that I have read.

I enjoyed re-reading Wrinkle in Time. I didn't enjoy the later books in the series as much. Not sure I got to the fourth.