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curtana's beautiful post, though it may make you cry, as it did me.
I loved Madeleine L'Engle's work. Strangely, the novels of hers I loved best were not the fantasy series, beginning with A Wrinkle in Time, though that was the first of her books I read and of course the most famous. I thought her best books were the ones in a series of vaguely mystery suspense stories, starting with The Young Unicorns, and continuing through The Arm of the Starfish and Dragons in the Waters. Who can forget Canon Tallis, a marvellous character?
And A Ring of Endless Light is probably her best book of all. It's a lovely novel, less well known than it should be.
Her work was always thoughtful and filled with light. Her death is a sadness, but we have a great legacy in her books.
curtana's beautiful post, though it may make you cry, as it did me.I loved Madeleine L'Engle's work. Strangely, the novels of hers I loved best were not the fantasy series, beginning with A Wrinkle in Time, though that was the first of her books I read and of course the most famous. I thought her best books were the ones in a series of vaguely mystery suspense stories, starting with The Young Unicorns, and continuing through The Arm of the Starfish and Dragons in the Waters. Who can forget Canon Tallis, a marvellous character?
And A Ring of Endless Light is probably her best book of all. It's a lovely novel, less well known than it should be.
Her work was always thoughtful and filled with light. Her death is a sadness, but we have a great legacy in her books.
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