Sandy and Dennys Murry

Bradbury’s novel, Fahrenheit 451, portrays a society where all books are outlawed. If a book was found in someone’s house not only would the book be burned, but the house along with everything the person owned would be burned too. Montag knew this when he took the risk of hiding books, and in the end, that risk ended up costing him. Unfortunately, our society too is censoring books in which are considered “bad” by certain people. One of these books is A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle due to its open discussion about religion and its alleged promotion of occult and satanic suggestions. To see this, we first need to understand what happens in the plot of A Wrinkle in Time. The book begins with Meg Murry unable to sleep during a stormy night.…

The book and movie were actually not that similar though. The book was better than the movie because of the twins, the beasts, and charles is 5 and doesn’t go to school. The book is better because it includes the twins, sandy and dennys. I was incredibly upset when the movie failed to feature the twins. They are meg’s brothers and they even told meg,”“Let us do the fighting when it’s necessary,”…

that is almost impossible to put down and deserves a solid 9/10. Madeleine L’Engle’s main character: Meg, comes off at first to the reader and to her classmates and teachers in the story as problematic and stubborn. She lives with her family which includes her missing scientist father, Alexander, her elegant scientist mother, Katherine, her prodigious 5-year-old brother, Charles Wallace, Sandy and Dennys, her athletic, 10-year-old twin brothers, and their companionable dog, Fortinbras. A…