Maggie weighed in again, this time with her review of #90 on the list, A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L’Engle.
I liked the female characters (well most of the characters actually). Meg is a disenfranchised character and I think a lot of people her age can identify with that. She exhibits a feminist perspective of the intellectual female who doesn’t always fit in with her peers. [– Maggie]
Reasons it may have been banned: Not really sure, but maybe for Religious View Point, Occultism, and some Violence?
Maggie recommends this book for readers ages 8 and up.
Madeleine L’Engle (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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