Madeline L'Engle
I love children's literature, and her Wrinkle in Time series is some of the best. She also wrote another of the greatest books I've read (and one of the precious few non-fiction books that I've loved,) Walking on Water: Reflections of Faith and Art. I met her once, when I was in Nashville. A great lady, and one of a kind.
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Beach Fanatic
AWWW man...read Winkle in Time last year to my kids at school...the literature will live on...it's fantastic!
SoWal Insider
I loved A Wrinkle in Time and the other books in the series so much that I thought she was writing just for me.
How lucky you were to meet her! I Googled her today and found this Q&A linked from her Wikipedia page. Fantastic stuff. When I am old I want to be just like this.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4926262/
How lucky you were to meet her! I Googled her today and found this Q&A linked from her Wikipedia page. Fantastic stuff. When I am old I want to be just like this.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4926262/
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AWWW man...read Winkle in Time last year to my kids at school...the literature will live on...it's fantastic!
She was writer in residence and librarian at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine at one point. I have such a wonderful memory of visiting there...
How lucky you were to meet her! I Googled her today and found this Q&A linked from her Wikipedia page. Fantastic stuff. When I am old I want to be just like this.
What an amazing interview! Most of that belongs on the Worry thread...
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Beach Fanatic
Thanks ya'll. Very informative links. 
the interview part. Now I'll have to read some of her work.
the interview part. Now I'll have to read some of her work. 
Beach Fanatic
Very sad....... I, too, read A Winkle in time back in my Ed days and to my students.....
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