Books with title Backward in Time

In the second book of the In Time series, twelve-year-old Emarie Gordon and her friends uncover the true culprits behind the crime for which Victoria and Emmeline Hill’s father was falsely accused. Just as the villains are being confronted for their crime, the typewriter suddenly opens the time-traveling portal and sweeps Emarie and her friends and the villains into the whirlwind. Where in time have Emarie and her friends been taken – and what is their mission now? Find out in this final adventure of the In Time series!

Nothing in Aurelia Lemon's life is turning out how she'd planned. She's unemployed, unattached, and her family bakery is on the verge of closing. To make matters worse, the guy she dumped in high school is doing well and getting rich off of one of her departed mother's recipes. It would take a miracle to right everything she's done wrong. Or maybe just a phone call and the chance to go Back in Time.*Back in Time is a novelette (long short story).

When Kayla and Tony, a normal and happy couple, are sent back in time and split apart, they must learn to adapt to their surroundings and fulfill an ancient prophecy in the wake of a renewed ancient war between dwarves and elves. But with hope comes a dark side, as the other side of the prophecy warns of an incoming darkness to bask the world in darkness forever. Will Kayla and Tony be able to survive and make it back home?

In the second book of the In Time series, twelve-year-old Emarie Gordon and her friends uncover the true culprits behind the crime for which Victoria and Emmeline Hill’s father was falsely accused. Just as the villains are being confronted for their crime, the typewriter suddenly opens the time-traveling portal and sweeps Emarie and her friends and the villains into the whirlwind. Where in time have Emarie and her friends been taken – and what is their mission now? Find out in this final adventure of the In Time series!

Sydney finds her dad's time machine and goes back in time with her friend Whitney. The time machine breaks and Sydney doesn't know how to fix it. Can Sydney find out why and return? What's it going to take? Find out in Back in Time. Part of the proceeds will go to help Samaritan's Purse. Back in Time was written by 11 year-old Hannah Miles. This is her first book.

This book is about my childhood and the way we lived in the dark ages. It is also an educational book that explains about certain fruits in the Caribbean, how they grow, and the types of beverages, ice cream, and jam created from these produce. It also explains how coconuts are valuable and essential, together with countless merchandise that was made from them, such as brooms, bags, ornaments, etc. It also tells how a tremendous oven was created from cow dung and mud and how it works. The oven can bake a vast amount of bread and cakes. The book also explains how children created their own toys from used articles because most parents could not afford to buy toys. Moreover, they were taught how to do everything for themselves and enjoy the outdoor life.

A glimpse of the past…When several of the R*U*1*2s take a carnival ride in a time machine, they are surprised by a malfunction that leaves them stranded in distant lands and distant pasts.Follow the harrowing journey through time and space, and the unexpected challenges the R*U*1*2s face upon reaching their destinations, before their journeys home.Be careful what you wish for. With 20/20 hindsight, you may want to reconsider.

This book is about my childhood and the way we lived in the dark ages. It is also an educational book that explains about certain fruits in the Caribbean, how they grow, and the types of beverages, ice cream, and jam created from these produce. It also explains how coconuts are valuable and essential, together with countless merchandise that was made from them, such as brooms, bags, ornaments, etc. It also tells how a tremendous oven was created from cow dung and mud and how it works. The oven can bake a vast amount of bread and cakes. The book also explains how children created their own toys from used articles because most parents could not afford to buy toys. Moreover, they were taught how to do everything for themselves and enjoy the outdoor life.