Much of
is about solving problems. For example, as the book opens, Meg is faced
with many problems, such as the mystery of her missing father and how to deal with the
complexities of her school lifefor example, by learning not to get into fights when other
students insult Charles...
Friday, 16 September 2016
What part of A Wrinkle in Time talks about solving problems?
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