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Madeleine L'Engle

Madeleine L'Engle

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Sep 9, 2026

Mary LewisHOST
24:19
And I don't my husband is not a reader like he'll read now and then, but he's not like me.
Mary LewisHOST
24:25
The book that got me hooked was A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle.
Mary LewisHOST
24:31
And it's a beautiful, beautiful book.
Mary LewisHOST
24:34
And if you've got a teenage girl in your house, it's a really fun one for them.
Vanessa JacksonHOST
7:23
We standardized curriculum, pacing, benchmarks, testing windows, intervention, data collection, and outcomes.
Vanessa JacksonHOST
7:30
If you're familiar with the young adult book, A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle, there is a scene in there that describes what I think these policymakers are after.
Vanessa JacksonHOST
7:41
Our protagonists in the book find themselves in another world, a completely synchronized world.
Vanessa JacksonHOST
7:46
Every child on the street is playing ball in the driveway and balancing those balls in complete synchronicity.
Daniel VreelandHOST
16:23
He's going to be the aggressor earlier.
Daniel VreelandHOST
16:25
He's going to be the one hurting him earlier as Adorf like tries to find his range, um, And like, you know, there's other reasons to like L'Engle too.
Daniel VreelandHOST
16:32
Like he will mix in a really good takedown.
Daniel VreelandHOST
16:35
He gets to the hips really well.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:05
you know, science fiction and fantasy takes that wall down and we hear the message without getting hung up on the messenger.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:14
And I think that truth, I believe it was Madeleine L'Engle.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:21
I could be wrong.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:22
I believe it was Madeleine L'Engle that talked about truth being truth, no matter where you find it.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:29
And a lot of times people, In real life, we're not willing to receive a truth because it didn't come from where we thought it should come from.
Darlene Franklin CampbellGUEST
8:39
But I think that science fiction, fantasy, and to some degree, fiction in general, removes that barrier.
Erica GlessingHOST
0:49
And I was so lucky to be this was before I became an author.
Erica GlessingHOST
0:54
So then I think one of my favorite authors was Madeline L'Engle, who wrote A Wrinkle in Time.
Erica GlessingHOST
1:02
And she inspired me because her book was published when she was 45.
Erica GlessingHOST
1:06
And I always sort of had it in my head that I would publish my first book by the time I turned 45.
Alex HannaHOST
21:08
I'm thinking about the weird – Like the robot boss in Portal or something? I
Emily M. BenderHOST
21:16
was thinking of the giant brain in Madeline L'Engle's series.
Alex HannaHOST
21:21
Oh, Wrinkle in Time? Wrinkle in Time, yeah.
Emily M. BenderHOST
21:24
That's controlling all the people so the kids are all bouncing their balls at the same time.
Vanessa BayerHOST
48:11
I'm so happy to know that story.
Vanessa BayerHOST
48:13
Now I want to read Madeline L'Engle's version because...
Vanessa BayerHOST
48:16
God, was I a big fan of A Wrinkle in Time.
Jonah MatrangaGUEST
48:19
Oh,
SpencerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:01
can.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:02
As for media, I've recently read The Wrinkle in Time to my girls, which is from Madeline L'Engle.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:10
Like I said, though, I don't do a lot of sci-fi books.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:14
I've read some of Jack Vance's Dying Earth stories, and I would be curious to read some more of those.
Gordon BonnetGUEST
15:51
I, I, I, uh, have, was drawn to speculative fiction since I was a kid.
Gordon BonnetGUEST
15:55
Um, one of my first reading experiences that really stuck, and that I s- I still remember, is reading Madeleine L'Engle's "A Wrinkle in Time."
Keith GilesGUEST
16:03
Mm.
Kate HergottHOST
16:04
Mm-hmm.
Harlan CobenGUEST
7:24
And so that, those are two early ones.
Harlan CobenGUEST
7:26
Then you move on, Narnia, A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle.
Harlan CobenGUEST
7:31
You know, The Forgotten Door by Alexandra Key.
Harlan CobenGUEST
7:34
I was never a Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew person, despite what people might think.

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