A Swiftly Tilting Planet Audiobook

" 4 stars rather than five because i didn't read it when younger, but 5 rather than 4 because it makes me think of someone special. "

" This book is very interesting and filled with intrigue and adventure. It's very well thought out on how Charles Wallace has to go back in time and change events that have happened in order to save his planet from a nuclear war. I recommend this book to preteens, but if you're anything like me, then you'll really enjoy it as an adult as well. "

" Charles Wallace goes Within many people, all in the same Where but different Whens, to save the world from nuclear holocaust "

" I remember my second-grade friends and I being very amused that Meg was pregnant in this one. "

" i devoured this, but it has too much of an emphasis on good v. evil bloodlines for a book about world peace. "

" I really like this series - it's always interesting. "

" Read aloud to my son... quite repetitive and quite metaphysical and poeticky, but he just sat there transfixed by it, and ended up memorizing passages of it. That's a pretty damn big thumbs up in my book. "

" A great book! I read it when I was young, and I appreciated even more now! :) "

" This book is rather different from the other books in that it involves time travel to the past and much of the story is based on a kid "living in" another kid and changing events. It's worth reading once but meh, I'll never buy it or suggest it to a friend. "

" My least favorite of the series, but still a damn good story. The first two books were involved mainly in space travel, while this one is primarily concerned with time travel. It addresses the idea that slight changes in geneology and ancestry can change major events in today's world. Interesting. "

" Just as good the umpteenth time as it was the first. "

" A long time favorite. I read it first when I was 12 years old. Madeleine L'Engle wrote ahead of her time. She is brilliant! "

" Mind control, angels, and trans-dimensional portals. "

" Because A Wrinkle in Time was so good, this one is worth a first-read, but Charles Wallace's jumps in time aren't nearly as compelling as Meg's straightforward story. "

" Great story of the ancestry that leads to a man who could be the killer of the world. "

" I think this is the best of the series so far. I'm surprised it is a juvenille fiction book. The words are simple but keeping track of all of the different time lines can be tricky. "

" This book was funky but good. "

" This is one far-fetched and unrealistic novel, even by science fiction standards. A good thing about it, however, is that we get to see older, more mature versions of beloved characters Meg and Charles Wallace Murray. "

" well having read these books again since i was a kid. i think a wrinkle in time is the best one in the series. the other two were confusing to me and i didn't like the plot in the other 2 that much. "

" My favorite in the "time trilogy." "

" Hello, unicorns! I am not as odd as I thought! "

" Oh, gosh. I really really really really really really really really really *pant, pant* really love this book! It was like Back to the Future but in deep, thought stimulating book form! And it had unicorns and space travel and nuclear war threats and everything! Love it! "

" I listened to this book on my trip to Wyoming this week. It was hard to follow all of the characters as the names were similar and started to get confusing towards the end but I think I finally had it figured out. "

" I liked this one better than the last one, but still not as good as the first. I should have stopped there. This book was all over the place and I occasionally got lost in who was who and how everyone and everything connected. But it was kind of an interesting concept. "