Three extraterrestrial beings take Meg and her friends to another world.
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This is a place where Nebbie students can post reviews about Newbery Award and Newbery Honor books they've read.
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Pick up a Newbery Review form from Ms. Goodnight-Click in the library or print one off from the library's wiki page (click on the yellow jacket below.) Make sure the book you are reviewing is a Newbery Medal or Honor Award book. Your review must include the title, the author's name, a short summary, your thoughts about the book, and a star rating (1 star = poor to 4 stars = great). Give the review to Ms. Goodnight-Click in the library for posting.
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3 comments:
Meg misses her father, who is a gifted scientist and wants him back. With the help of Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Which, and Mrs. Who, three kids go on a trek to find a loved father. A Wrinkle in Timeis a story that teaches you to never taker your family for granted. One day, you might not have them.
I thought it was great, so much so, that I read it 3 more times.
4 stars
by Stone K., 6th grade
A Wrinkle in Time is about a girl named Meg and two boys named Calvin and Charles Wallace. They must save their father or just Meg and Charles Wallace's father, from the dark side. The dark shadow is the dark side, or evil, and when the Happy Medium shows them how a star gives up his/her life, they realize that all the Mrs. W's were stars.
Since we HAD to read it, I didn't think very highly of it.
2 stars
by Clara M., 6th grade
A Wrinkle in Time is about a girl named Meg, her brother Charles Wallace, and her friend Calvin. They go on an adventure in many distant planets to find Meg's father. They make new friends, find amazing things, and even fight a pulsing brain! Read A Wrinkle in Time and find out what happens to Meg and her friends.
It was actually a good book. I didn't think the characters were that good, but I loved the settings!
4 stars
by Georgia G., 6th grade
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