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Title	:	An Acceptable Time (Time Quintet #5)
Author	:	Madeleine L'Engle
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 343 pages
Published	:	December 1st 1990 by Laurel Leaf Books (first published October 1st 1989)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction

An Acceptable Time (Time Quintet #5)

Madeleine L'Engle

Paperback | Pages: 343 pages

Rating: 3.81 | 19024 Users | 930 Reviews

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A flash of lightning, a quiver in the ground, and, instead of her grandparents' farm, Polly sees mist and jagged mountains—and coming toward her, a group of young men carrying spears.

Why has a time gate opened and dropped Polly into a world that existed three thousand years ago? Will she find her way back to the present before the time gate closes—and leaves her to face a group of people who believe in human sacrifice?

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Original Title:	An Acceptable Time
ISBN:	0440208149 (ISBN13: 9780440208143)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Time Quintet #5, O'Keefe Family #4, Kairos #8 , more
Characters:	Poly O'Keefe, Zachary Gray, Karralys, Anaral, Tav, Dr. Louise Colubra, Bishop Nason Colubra, Klep, Brown Earth, Alex Murry, Kate Murry

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This book was just okay. Maybe I'm a bit meh about Christian fantasy/sf in general, or specifically, but I did enjoy the moments of particle physics and the apologia for all things Jesus. (Sure, time travel is fine because even though you're going back a thousand years before the time of Christ, his spirit is eternal, etc., etc.)MAYBE I would have liked this a lot more if it hadn't been super-primitive societies performing ritual sacrifice and we're supposed to go back and civilize the bastards.

I really wanted to love this series, but unfortunately I got less into the books as they went along. LEngle has some incredible concepts that she dives into...over and over again...and with a lot of unnecessary filler. In my opinion, the last four books in the series could have been condensed into two. There were some sweet moments in this book, but for the majority of the time I was mostly just bored.

*gasps in relief*That went so much better than I expected it to. Still not sure whether it should be three or four stars... probably three stars... but we'll give it 3.5 in my post-Many Waters relief. Towards the end I caught the same strains that pulsed through A Wrinkle in Time, and, to a lesser degree, A Wind in the Door, that got lost in the other books - the same song that echoes in a Greater Story. But...ZACHARY IS (view spoiler)[ ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. BEYOND AWFUL. UGH. But if it wasn't for

This book gets a big ol' meh. This book was certainly better than a wind in the door and a swiftly tilting planet. However, it wasn't great. I found the plot moved pretty slowly in some places, and while it did pick up in others I found that it focused in on some odd subjects points. I found Zachary particularly unlikeable...like more unlikeable than any unlikeable character should be. I didn't find the Bishop to be particularly engaging. However, unlike many of the reviews have said I found

I'm not even sure where to start with this book. While I enjoyed the rest of this series for the most part, this book left me baffled with how bad it was. I might not have minded so much if the characters hadn't been so bad and everything so contradictory. *Zach gives Polly a statue of a saint and sees her still carrying it* Zach: you have my icon so you care about me so I'm totally justified in kidnapping you. Uhhh... what?*Polly falls for warrior who wants to sacrifice her* Polly: I really

4.5 🌟An Acceptable Time is the final book in the Wrinkle in Time series. This was my second favorite book of the series just behind A Swiftly Tilting Planet. There were vivid images of perfect fall days filled with family and comfort food. The plot tackled themes of time travel, honor, love, war, and religion. At times the story was slow moving, but was still a great escape filled with thought provoking scenes.

Rating: 3.5/5 starsI feel like this book just dragged on and on, to the point where I was really thinking about dnf-ing it. The characters were just mediocre. Zachary was super annoying of a character, though. He made me want to end the book even more.I guess the plot is okay... but Polly is just talking and doing nothing for way too many pages of the book. No, I DON'T need to hear her uninteresting conversations.Nope nope nope. (But I still like it. Don't get me wrong.)