A Wind in the Door (A Wrinkle in Time Quintet, 2)

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Published Aug 7, 2018

245 pages

Average rating: 7.9

31 RATINGS

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Community Reviews

Shahna
Jul 18, 2024
6/10 stars
Mitochondria is the power house of the cell.
kcreadsabook
Jan 22, 2024
7/10 stars
Wrinkle in time is way better. Boring and not suspenseful
E Clou
May 10, 2023
6/10 stars
I don't care for the title of the book. It would be better named The Hole in the Sky, The Nothingness, The Wind in the Trees, or um, The Sick Mitochondria? Haha, okay the last one is bad, but at least then I could remember what the book is about when I see it on my shelf.

I gave this 3 stars as an adult, but to be fair I gave it 4 stars in my reading journal when I was a kid.

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