Book: A wind in the door
Oct. 1st, 2007 06:22 pmAuthor: Madeleine L'Engle
Details: (c) 1973 Crosswicks Ltd; Pub Dell Yearling 1974; ISBN 0-440-487617
Verdict: A wind in the door is a readable and thought-provoking children's classic.
Reasons for reading it: I liked L'Engle as a child, and the sad recent news of her death prompted me to reread this.
How it came into my hands: I picked it up in a second hand bookshop in Berkeley when I was travelling. It appears to be signed, though I don't know whether L'Engle really did sign it or if the owner forged her signature because he was such a big fan.
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Details: (c) 1973 Crosswicks Ltd; Pub Dell Yearling 1974; ISBN 0-440-487617
Verdict: A wind in the door is a readable and thought-provoking children's classic.
Reasons for reading it: I liked L'Engle as a child, and the sad recent news of her death prompted me to reread this.
How it came into my hands: I picked it up in a second hand bookshop in Berkeley when I was travelling. It appears to be signed, though I don't know whether L'Engle really did sign it or if the owner forged her signature because he was such a big fan.
( detailed review )
