Reading with Joy — Wrinkle in Time, Chapter Nine

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Reading with Joy — Wrinkle in Time, Chapter Nine

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In this episode, Joy and Dr. Matthew Rothaus Moser discuss the symbolism of Mrs Who's glasses and the innate horror regarding obscenely large disembodied brains. Get full access to Joy Clarkson at joyclarkson.substack.com/subscribe

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Reading with Joy — Wrinkle in Time, Chapter Nine

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