The Similarities Between 'Sparkle': Comparing The Book And The Movie

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Today, I'm going to type a essay of the wrinkle in the time book and the wrinkle in the time movie. Let's start with the book and so in the book. Charles is 5 and he does not talk and he does not go to school. In the book meg has braces and glasses. The setting was that is was a stormy and dark.At the time that the story took place their was no computers and no internet. The ending for the book was that meg and Charles escape from it and they go directly home. Now, Im going to tell you the similarities of the book and the movie. In the book and the movie Meg still thinks less of her self.She thinks see is dumb but actually she is smart. The setting was that they went to the same places. Next, Let's do the movie. In the movie

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