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Compare And Contrast A Wreckle In Time
A Wrinkle in Time is a book. Like any other book it is different from the movie. There are so many likes and differences between “ A Wrinkle in Time” book and movie. The characters, setting and plot are all different from the book and movie. In the book, Meg has glasses, braces and, she thinks that she is the dumbest and most ugliest girl ever. Meg hates herself and thinks she's week. In the movie meg has no glasses and no braces. In the book it says that Charles Wallace, Megs little baby brother can’t read. While on the other hand, in the movie Charles Wallace can read. Calvin is a young boy who has red hair and red freckles on his face, in the book. In the movie Calvin has black hair and no freckles. There are also many things that

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