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New York: Twayne Publishers. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1993. 1st Edition; 1st Printing. Hardcover. Ex-Library. 0805782222 . Spine ends & corners of book cover have extremely light bumping & rubbing. Ex Library copy. Gray cloth covered boards have silver gilt lettering to spine of book. Text pages are clean & bright. The only library marks on the book are an ink stamp from the Lee County Library System on the front endpaper, top edge of the text block and bottom edge of half title page and a large rectangular sticker on the front endpaper with card catalogue information. Spine ends & corners of dust jacket have a bit of very light bumping & rubbing. Overall, a very good+ copy. "Blurring the distinction between fantasy, science fiction, and everyday family life, L'Engle's novels focus on the central issues - the existence of God, the inevitability of death, the relationship of the past with the present, individual responsibility and choice, self-discipline, human relationships, love and the moral life - as young people first confront them." The book contains A Foreword by Patricia J. Campbell, the General Editor of Twaynes, a preface, acknowledgements, a chronology, discussions of her works and the areas in which they can be placed, an afterword, notes a selected bibliography and an index. "Donald R. Hettinga guides readers through L'Engle's essential novels, exploring the inner workings of some of her richest characters, examining the connections between her life and fiction, and identifying significant themes that run through the novels." . more information

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