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A Wind in the Door
A Wind in the Door
Author: Madeline L'Engle
Dragons? Not really, but an entity, a being far stranger than dragons. And its discovery by Charles Wallace, the youngest of the Murray children, is only the first step in an adventure that will lead him, along with his sister Meg, and Calvin O'Keefe, out into galactic space, and then into theunimaginably small world of mitochondrion. A Wind in ...  more »
ISBN: 102880
Publication Date: 1997
Pages: 211
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4.5 stars, based on 7 ratings
Publisher: Quality Paperback Book Club
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 2
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When Charles Wallace, Meg's youngest brother, tells her that he found dragons, she thinks he may just be fibbing to make himself feel better after all that has been happening in school. She goes on her own to discover whether or not these dragons exist, but she's even more surprised what she finds instead of dragons.

It doesn't end there though. She discovers that Charles Wallace is deathly ill, and it's up to her to find a way to fix him. With the help of Calvin, two new friends, and an old enemy turned ally, she sets out to heal Charles Wallace from the inside out.

In this second book, Meg continues to learn just how much courage she has and that she isn't just a little girl.

-This book was a difficult to get through near the middle for me, but it picked up near the end.-


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