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No Time Like the Present

Average rating
4.3 out of 5
Based on 16 Ratings and 13 Reviews

Book Description
Sam Foster is a fairly typical modern American teenager-who just invented a time machine. Sam didn't mean to bring back anything from his first trip to the past, but he returned home to 2005 with more than he bargained for, in the form Meg Clayton, a spirited pioneer girl from Oregon. Sam would be only too happy to obey Meg's demand the she be taken home at once, but he encounters technical diffic... More
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PublisheriUniverse.com
BindingPaperback (3 editions)
Reading LevelYoung Adults
# of Pages264
ISBN-100595246877
ISBN-13978-0595246878
Publication Date10/14/2002
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About Kristen Sheley (Author) : I grew up in the Portland, Ore. suburb of Beaverton. (Home of Nike!) As a child and teen, my dreams included worldwide fame brought about by writing young adult novels. After graduating high school i... more
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1/12/2008 Dante Salvatierra tagged as: I recommend

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8/2/2007 Kristen Sheley said:
Sam Foster is a fairly typical modern American teenager who just invented a time machine. Sam didn't mean to bring back anything from his first trip to the past, but he returned home to 2005 with more than he bargained for, in the form of Meg Clayton, a spirited pioneer girl from Oregon. Sam woul... more

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