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I‘ve started reading Meet the Austins to my 10 yo granddaughter bc this has always been a favorite series, in addition to the Murrys and O‘Keefes of the Wrinkle in Time series. At some point in the chronology there is a mingling of the 2 families, and I hope to work on both series over the next 12-16 mos.

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Day 25
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I feel like sometimes people forget that L'Engle wrote more than just the Wrinkle in Time books. I loved her Austin family books, too!

@Eggs, @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Happy to be starting this series! I love Madeleine L‘Engle and we had a dog-eared copy of The Young Unicorns growing up that I read pieces of, but I‘ve never read the rest in the series.

@Waynegjr ran into you while reading my book

This book was as marvelous as everybody told me it would be! Captured the feeling of being a kid without pandering or aging them up. Very excited for this series.

A very easy read, you can read this in a day. It is an excellent book for children but not so suited for adults. It did not impact me the same way as the "Wrinkle in Time" series. I think L'Engle is better suited in writing science fiction/fantasy book. I felt like I was reading a diary of my sister. I did not enjoy it that much but I'm still looking forward to the next book.

A very easy read, you can read this in a day. It is an excellent book for children but not so suited for adults. It did not impact me the same way as the "Wrinkle in Time" series. I think L'Engle is better suited in writing science fiction/fantasy book. I felt like I was reading a diary of my sister. I did not enjoy it that much but I'm still looking forward to the next book.

1. Indianapolis- Near Eastside.
2. My wife, @VanChocStrawberry , who reads WAY more than I do!
3. SILENCE by Shusaku Endo
(Film by M Scorsese)
4. Nope.

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 @saguarosally via @JenaJenkins

Jumping in on #meetthelittens!
1. Hard to answer... mostly California, but ages 3-9 in 🇬🇧
2. Too many! The Sparrow (Mary Doria Russell), The Great Divorce (C.S. Lewis)
3. Casson family series (Hilary McKay)
4. I Capture the Castle
5. Firefly, Alias, Doctor Who
6. Over the Rhine, Josh Ritter
7. Purple
8. Fantasy
9. Currently tech writing at a credit union, formerly adjunct English prof (I miss it)
10. Someday when we're out of apartment living...

#AprilBookShowers Day 6: #PublishedInThe1960s - I read this novel years ago after falling in love with the Wrinkle In time Quintet. I have yet to read the other novels in this series.

My best friend loves to tell the story about this book...she was in the next room, I had been doggedly trying to read this book and I just had finally reached a point where I had HAD it with L'Engle's nonsense in this. I threw it across the room, shouted "NO ONE wants to meet the Austins!!" and left the book lying where it fell for a good day or so before I picked it up and hid it away until the next book donation day. ? #photoadaynov16