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The book was better because it made my thinking cool and the movie was good but it wasn't how I expected it to be the way I wanted it to be it was the book a wrinkle in time. In the book Meg has glasses and braces and in the 2003 movie she does not have glasses and braces in the beginning of the book it was a stormy and dark night and in the movie it started at the school and later on in the movie it took place in and dark and storming night. The movie and the book they go to the same place in the same time at the book they have no computers and internet and in the movie there was computers and internet. The camazots in the books was colorful and bright and in the movie camazots was grey and depressing. In both book and movie all the people

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