From: Jackie E Stallcup <jstallcup>
Date: Sat, 3 Jan 2004 17:26:12 -0800

Hi Amy (and everyone)- One book that I immediately thought of when I saw your question is Time Explorers, Inc by Hildick, I believe. It's older than ten years
(probably 15 ), and it's as much about precognition as time travel, but you might find it interesting...

Also, of course, Diana Wynne Jones' Tale of Time City...

Jackie Stallcup


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Hello everyone!

I have recently returned to the CCBC listserv after a hiatus during which I graduated from the University of Alabama's School of Library and Information Studies and began work as an elementary librarian in a 3-5 school. I am still working in that position, and I have returned to the University of North Alabama to further my post-graduate education in the field of English. I am glad to be back on the listserv, and I immediately thought of all of you as I have begun to prepare for my next endeavor. I am about to embark on a study of young adult (preferably middle school) books with time-travel as the story's framework. Does anyone know of any good books like this that have been published in the last ten years or so? Thanks!

Amy Uptain Library Media Specialist, Russellville Elementary School, Russellville, AL Student, University of North Alabama auptain at bellsouth.net 25632?75
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