Worst books

[earthbot25]

I'm not saying she's a bad author but what do people think of madeleine l'engle ? I liked a few of her books

[prelude to death]

I'm not saying she's a bad author but what do people think of madeleine l'engle ? I liked a few of her books

I liked A Wrinkle in Time. But I think that's all I ever read from her so far.

[gneissisnice]

I'm not saying she's a bad author but what do people think of madeleine l'engle ? I liked a few of her books

I loved A Wrinkle In Time, but the sequels were very very weird. A Wind At The Door and A Swiftly Tilting Planet weren't exactly bad, per se, but they were very strange and nothing like the first book (they make absolutely no reference to the events of A Wrinkle In Time, at all).

[Bubba1960]

Any book that involves vampires!!!

So true

[M-E-T-H-O-D MAN]

Any book that involves vampires!!!

So true

Not entirely. Dracula.

[Bubba1960]

Oh yea... any MODERN book with vampires.

[aubrey048]

I didn't like Dracula.
Or this book called Simon Bloom. *shudder*

[Bubba1960]

I didn't like Dracula.
Or this book called Simon Bloom. *shudder*

Never heard of it. Why's it so bad?

[AlphaTauri]

I'm not saying she's a bad author but what do people think of madeleine l'engle ? I liked a few of her books

I loved A Wrinkle In Time, but the sequels were very very weird. A Wind At The Door and A Swiftly Tilting Planet weren't exactly bad, per se, but they were very strange and nothing like the first book (they make absolutely no reference to the events of A Wrinkle In Time, at all).

I liked A Swiftly Tilting Planet...it was a little confusing the first time I read it through, but I liked the concept of the ripple effect through time (i.e. how a series of seemingly insignificant actions can completely change the future).

[M-E-T-H-O-D MAN]

Oh yea... any MODERN book with vampires.

@AlphaTauri- Chaos theory!