Title: Literary science fiction with a dash of mysticism
Product review: This may be considered a young adult novel, but that does no justice to the complexity and depth of this amazing work. Part of the Time Trilogy- which has, incidentally, expanded beyond three books- A Swiftly Tilting Planet provides a rare blend of mysticism, science, and characters so real you want to call them and ask what happened next. The basic plot is thus: Meg Murray communicates telepathically with her brother, Charles Wallace, as he enters the bodies of several people from the past to avert a world disaster. As always, L'Engle is superb. I highly encourage any human, of any age, to read this fine novel
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