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A Swiftly Tilting Planet
- Narrated by: Jennifer Ehle
- Series: Time Quintet, Book 3
- Length: 7 hrs and 21 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 01-10-12
- Language: English
- Publisher: Listening Library
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $25.20
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Publisher's Summary
In this companion volume to A Wrinkle In Time (Newbery Award winner) and A Wind In The Door fifteen-year-old Charles Wallace and the unicorn Gaudior undertake a perilous journey through time in a desperate attempt to stop the destruction of the world by the mad dictator Madog Branzillo. They are not alone in their quest. Charles Wallace's sister, Meg - grown and expecting her first child, but still able to enter her brother's thoughts and emotions by "kything" - goes with him in spirit.
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- Denise Swift
- Auburn, WA, US
- 03-20-12
Re-experience the magic
I was a precocious reader and wished to re-experience some of my fond childhood places. I found it every bit as charming as I did the first time so many years ago. Still entertaining and still enlightening.
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- Richard M. Hurlbut
- 03-03-16
A brilliant story superbly told!
Madeleine L'Engle always inspires me. She brings together science fiction, theology and philosophy in vivid fictional narrative. I have returned to this book often and it never disappoints!
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- Amanda May Coussoule
- 03-24-15
Narration distracts from story
Story doesn't hold up as we'll over time as I expected, but even then, the narration is just not-quite-right throughout the book.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- T. H. Flowers
- Texas, USA
- 05-21-12
Wonderful story!
Would you listen to A Swiftly Tilting Planet again? Why?
I read this book when I was young so it was a treat to listen to it. Even after all of the years between then and now it remains a wonderful story that is full of hope and promise and some history as well. Madeline L'Engle is a fanstastic story teller.
What was one of the most memorable moments of A Swiftly Tilting Planet?
All of it was great, but I particularly liked the parts where Charles Wallace entered into other characters to reveal their stories.
Have you listened to any of Jennifer Ehle???s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No, but I really enjoyed her reading.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
I wouldn't say that there was one moment, there were many - most of them dealing with the character of mankind.
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- Jonathan Hopkins
- 07-04-18
Richness, depth, a sense of interconnectedness
I have just finished the first three books in the Time Quintet series. This is by far the deepest and most emotionally rich of the three. There are some cultural problems with the story which grow out of beliefs and biases from the time when the book was written - especially the over-idealization of American Indian culture as innocent and pure, which has a bit of a racist overtone. But aside from a few of these problems, the story is compelling. The book makes you feel the interconnectedness of humanity and it stresses the importance of living to heal the past and the future. Highly recommend.
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- Clifford Simmons
- Castro Valley, CA
- 05-13-16
Good read
Good book. Not as good as the 1st two books but still good. I would recommend it to anyone who is reading the series.
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- Homeschooling in CA
- California
- 08-31-18
Latin is wrong.
"Amanda is Sanskrit." False. Amanda means going or intending to be loved in Latin. As for the book, it was good.
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- Jessica Gilbert
- 06-20-18
Another Great Read!
loved the book. I like the way myths and scripture and different ideas are all woven together
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- Joyce Doyen
- 05-24-18
Loose Ends
I liked this book the most of the the Trilogy.It would make a wonderful movie if they did it right. It would be a very hard movie to make. It tied up all the loss ends but left room if they wanted to add on to the story . A very good book to say the the least.
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- funred
- 05-19-18
A “filler” book
This book, while important event in the timeline of the series, was like the “cliff notes” of a book and too wordy at the same time. That’s an oxymoron I know but it’s my perspective. I would not have read this with my children when they were in the authors targeted age group because of some content that was too brutally dark. Not sure if I want to read/listen to anymore of this series.
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- J
- 05-15-18
Good for those who liked the first
the story is not as challenging, and the performance a bit mannered, but both are charming and worthwhile.
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- PTD
- 07-26-17
AMAZING!!
I love this story. It is amazing. The history aspect is incredibly detailed. Ananda seems to be a lot more than just a dog
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- Rose
- 11-06-16
Very good, a little confusing
Very good, lots of similar character names which are probably easier to deal with when seeing them written down.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-18-15
Not at all like the previous two books
The story is confusing, hopping between the minds of historical characters. Not at all like the previous two books in the series. Some wonderful moments and images.
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- Sophia
- 03-22-12
A poor delivery
I suspect that I didn't enjoy this book as much as I might have done, because Jennifer Ehle's reading was truly awful.
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- Kimberley Connery
- 01-12-18
Disappointed, and just couldn't finish it.
As a huge fan of A Wrinkle in Time, I was so disappointed in A Swiftly Tilting Planet. It was weird, and kept following other characters, when all I wanted was a true adventure with Charles Wallace. I kept listening for much longer than I should have, and once I realised that no-one was forcing me to listen and that I just didn't care how it ended, I turned it off and have no desire to finish it (1hr 30mins left on it). I won't be getting anything else by this author. I'm calling Wrinkle a one-hit wonder.