This book is an awesome book for anyone who likes science fiction or fantasy books, or anyone who is willing to read something. just make sure you read a Wrinkle in Time first! Or else it will be really confusing.
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A Wind in the Door
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Classic science fiction with timeless appeal.
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for Ages 9 and Up
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About A Wind in the Door
Parents need to know that the highly original plot and memorable characters appeal to a wide group of readers. The vocabulary and ideas are inventive, and the story promotes the importance of loving relationships. While some of the science is made up, the trip inside Charles Wallace's body is a mini-lesson in cell biology.
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- Families can talk about the complexity of relationships. How do you think you would fare with the tests Meg faces?
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A great follow up to A Wrinkle in Time
If you liked a wrinkle in time, there is no doubt in my mind that you should read this book. Full of adventure and excitement, you should continue to just read the whole series!
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