When I went online to help recall the other names in Madeline L’Engle’s Time Quintet, I learned that she passed away in September 2007. I know I was busy in grad school at that time, but I still can’t imagine how I missed it. She is one of my favorite authors and in honor of her I have decided that I want to read everything on her bibliography. That is 63 books. Now many of them I have read. Many of those However, many of them I scarcely remember more than the main idea. I think I shall reread the one’s I cannot remember and also discover the ones I have not read. My goal is to finish them by September 2010.
SO here is the list as it stands from her website. I shall keep track by crossing out the ones I have completed.
1. 18 Washington Square South: A Comedy in One Act, 1944
3. Ilsa, 1946
5. Camilla Dickinson, 1951
6. A Winter's Love, 1957
13. The Love Letters, 1966
16. Dance in the Desert, 1969
17. Lines Scribbled on an Envelope and Other Poems, 1969
18. The Other Side of the Sun, 1971
21. Everyday Prayers, 1974
22. Prayers for Sunday, 1974
23. The Risk of Birth, 1974
29. Ladder of Angels, 1979
30. The Anti-Muffins, 1980
34. The Sphinx at Dawn, 1982
37. Trailing Clouds of Glory: Spiritual Values in Children's Literature, 1985 (with Avery Brooke)
39. A Stone for a Pillow: Journeys with Jacob, 1986
40. A Cry Like a Bell, 1987
41. Two-Part Invention, 1988
50. A Live Coal in the Sea, 1996
51. Penguins and Golden Calves: Icons and Idols, 1996
52. Wintersong, 1996 (with Luci Shaw)
54. Friends for the Journey, 1997 (with Luci Shaw)
55. Mothers and Daughters, 1997 (with Maria Rooney)
56. Miracle on 10th Street, 1998
57. A Full House, 1999
58. Mothers and Sons, 1999 (with Maria Rooney)
59. Prayerbook for Spiritual Friends, 1999 (with Luci Shaw)
This looks like a great project! I just recently learned that she had passed away too. I loved her books when I was younger. A Ring of Endless Light has always been my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea she had so many books published! I remember reading some of them years ago but don't really remember any of them. I was thinking of moving on to her on audio once I get through the C.S. Lewis Narnia series. Neat plan.
ReplyDeleteI was very sorry to hear that she passed as well. This looks like a great challenge. Good luck! The Time Quintet is one of my all time favorites. I haven't read any of her other books, but I'm sure they are all good.
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