Madeleine L'Engle

Madeleine L'Engle, inspired by science and faith, overcame a lonely childhood and personal challenges to become a celebrated author. Her experiences in Switzerland and the US shaped her creativity and determination. Despite early rejections, she found solace in physics and wrote 'A Wrinkle in Time', blending science and spirituality. Her works, including over 60 books, continue to inspire, reflecting her belief in the harmony of science and faith.

What aspect of Madeleine L'Engle's childhood contributed to her imaginative storytelling?

• Her parents' artistic professions

• Her involvement in sports

• Her early exposure to science

• Her frequent travels around the world

How did Madeleine's time in Switzerland influence her creativity?

• She became interested in music

• She developed a love for painting

• She learned multiple languages

• She created an imaginative bubble to nurture her creativity

What event solidified Madeleine's determination to become a writer?

• Her first published novel

• Her father's death

• Her marriage

• Her family's return to the US

What was a major source of inspiration for Madeleine's writing during her adult years?

• Her children's stories

• Her work as a librarian

• Her interest in physics and Albert Einstein

• Her travels to Europe

What is the central theme of Madeleine L'Engle's 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

• The history of the universe

• The journey of young protagonists confronting darkness with light

• The conflict between science and religion

• The exploration of different cultures