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Time travel twists in historical novels for young minds


Time travel twists in historical novels for young minds


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Time travel in historical novels opens up unique opportunities for young readers to explore different eras, cultures and events through the eyes of characters who are often the same age as themselves.

This genre not only entertains, but also educates and makes history accessible and exciting.

The following books are outstanding examples that combine adventure, history and the fascinating concept of time travel.

“The time-traveling fashionista in Marie Antoinette’s palace”

The time-travelling fashionista in Marie Antoinette’s palace by Bianca Turetsky takes young readers into the splendor of Versailles.

When Louise Lambert tries on a lavender dress at an antiques sale, she suddenly finds herself in the 18th century and is socializing with Marie Antoinette.

This mix of fashion, history and adventure is both educational and exciting and offers young people a fascinating journey.

“The Ruby Red Trilogy”

In The Ruby Red Trilogy by Kerstin Gier: 16-year-old Gwyneth discovers her family’s time travel gene when she suddenly finds herself in the past.

The series takes them on adventures through different eras, but their experiences in medieval Scotland are particularly exciting.

Greed masterfully combines humor with historical details to create a captivating story that also touches on themes such as love and fate.

‘Once upon a time’

Once upon a time by Leila Sales is set during World War II. Lottie’s best friend Kitty disappears through a mysterious time travel portal.

To save Kitty, Lottie embarks on an unexpected journey through time.

This novel is not only an adventure, but also an in-depth exploration of friendship across different eras, offering both suspense and a poignant insight into emotional connections.

“Johnny Tremain” – The Secret

Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes takes young readers to revolutionary America, where 14-year-old Johnny joins the Sons of Liberty in Boston after an accident that ends his training as a silversmith.

While not a time travel story, the novel still offers deep insights into American history and revolution from a young adult’s perspective, providing an unforgettable journey that explores the influence of the past on our present and future.

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