Today's Timeslip Tuesday is a YA romance/adventure- Costumes for Time Travelers, by A.R. Capetta.  If you like your time travel full of...

Future Me Saves the World (and Ruins My Life) by Leah Cypess, illustrated by Wes Molebash (middle grade, Aladdin 2025) is this week's t...

I started writing this review for a Timeslip Tuesday weeks ago, but it has been a hard month.  I'm glad I came back to it though! Catfis...

Sandy and the Hollow Book , by Meta Mayne Reid, is the sequel to The McNeils at Rathcapple , and if you haven't read that one then you w...

Moon Window, by Jane Louise Curry (1996), was supposed to be my time travel Tuesday book two weeks ago, but life got in the way....so here...

The Rise of Issa Igwe, by Shanna Miles (October 2024, Union Square Kids, middle grade), combines time travel with another favorite subgenre ...

Storm at the Edge of Time, by Pamela F. Service (1994), is the first book by this late 20th/early 21st century author of children's fant...

The past month has been a heard one for me, leaving no time for blogging, but I'm back with  The Isle of Ever (Isle of Ever, #1) , by Je...

Thunderbird, Book Three, by Sonia Nimr (September 10, 2024 by Ctr for Middle Eastern Studies UT-Austin), is the final book in the story of a...

Time Spinner, by Roy Apps (1990), is a fun one for younger readers (8-10 year olds).  Rosemary is a kid living out in the far reaches of the...

The Mud Puddlers , by Pamela Rushby (middle grade, April 2023, Walker Books Australia), is a must read for anyone in the ven diagram of liki...

Back again with a time travel book for this Tuesday!  Seven Days Wonder , by Elizabeth Denys, illustrated by Margery Gill, is the sort of bo...

Countdown to Yesterday, by Shirley Marr (June 2024, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, middle grade) is a blend of realist fictio...

Back with another vintage one for Timeslip Tuesday-- The Rushton Inheritance  (1978), by Elisabeth Mace.  It's a nice seasonal read set ...

I'm back with another vintage time travel book for this Tuesday-- The Future Took Us , by David Severn (1958, Puffin Books).  Two mid-20...

As is often the case, to write about a book for Timeslip Tuesday is to spoil it right of the bat. But knowing Sylvia Doe and the 100-Year Fl...

The Queen of Ocean Parkway , by Sarvenaz Tash ( September 3, 2024 by Knopf Books for Young Readers),  is a really nice book in the best poss...

 If you've read and enjoyed Stonewards, by Pam Conrad, you might, like me, be excited to learn there's a sequel, Zoe Rising .  You m...

  Joan G. Robinson was the author of When Marnie Was There, a rather well-known mid 20th-century timeslip book, so I was pleased to acquire ...

  The Secret Library , by Kekla Magoon, has been out since May, and having enjoyed other books by the author, and liking libraries, I meant ...