"The Ocean at the End of the Lane" by Neil Gaiman

I enjoyed this book. I liked the way it captured the magic of childhood from an adult perspective. It also somewhat reminded me of "Wrinkle in Time" because it contained  beings outside the petty laws of physics as we understand them. As usual, Neil Gaiman, though not perfect, was suitably quirky and light for my taste.  P.S. I don't remember the specifics of "Wrinkle in Time", just the feeling it left me with.