50 years ago, Madeleine L'Engle introduced A WRINKLE IN TIME to the world.
A new 50th Anniversary Edition is available with a special features including scrapbook photos, manuscript pages, foreward by Katherine Peterson, afterward by Madeleine L'Engle's granddaughter, and a Murry-O’Keefe family tree.
Macmillan is celebrating the Anniversary of this beloved book by inviting 50 blogs to discuss A WRINKLE IN TIME throughout the course of 50 days. During each of the 5 weeks, book blogs are discussing different aspects of the book.
I admit. I have not read A WRINKLE IN TIME...yet.
Lucky for me, the good people at Macmillan have invited me to join in the celebration during Week 5: Feburary 13-17: Reading A WRINKLE IN TIME for the First TIme. During that week, I will post each day with my progress, my thoughts and my feelings on this classic children's book.
I can't wait!
If you haven't read A WRINKLE IN TIME, join me the week of February 13th!
Here is a list of the other blogs who will also be reading A WRINKLE IN TIME for the first time:
The Cozy Reader
I Just Wanna Sit Here And Read
Jenn's Bookshelves
Booking Mama
Page Turners
I Read Banned Books
YA Bibliophile
Alison’s Bookmarks
Galleysmith
Links:
A Wrinkle In Time Celebration: Facebook Page
A Celebration for A Wrinkle In Time Event (In NYC, at Julliard School's Peter J. Sharp Theatre)
About the Book:
A Wrinkle in Time 50th Anniversary Commemorative Hardcover by Madeleine L’Engle. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $24.99 Jan. ISBN 978-0-374-38616-0
A Wrinkle in Time 50th Anniversary Trade Paperback by Madeleine L’Engle, $9.99 Jan. ISBN 978-1-250-00467-3














4 comments:
I have not read this yet either, so I will be following along eagerly. This is very cool!
You really should read L'Engles "Crosswicks Journals" to get the feel of who she was. I love those books. All of her fiction books are connected in some way, both adult and children's book.
I love her.
Have fun with your first read of "A Wrinkle"
(to be honest, it was not my favorite of her's. Maybe I should reread it)
So glad I'm not "the last one" to read this classic. My schedule won't allow me to join you on the February readalong, but I *will* get this read in 2012!
Just a quick note to let you know that I appreciated your insights about the topic. Quite helpful for what I am interested in these days.
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