Looking for recommendations Have any of you read good time traveling books?
Looking for recommendations
Have any of you read good time traveling books?
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Looking for recommendations
Have any of you read good time traveling books?
11/22/63!!
The Outlander series is my favorite of all time!
Also, The River of No Return by Bee Ridgeway is a good one.
I have tried reading that one twice and I can’t get into it. I’m so frustrated that there’s so much good reviews and I’m the only one out of the loop. I’ll try it again soon.
Besides those already mentioned, Time and Time Again by Ben Elton, Kindred by Octavia Butler
@Annette Kindred was excellent!
The crazy rich Asians series
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Turtles all the way down
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Timeline by Crichton, The City of God trilogy by Randall Ingermandon, The Didymus Contingency by Jeremy Robinson (one of the first books he ever published)
Outlander, of course. Also Barbara Erskine has some good ones.
A Gift of Time
I read this years ago -it was very good
Ready player one
That’s not really time traveling, unless I understood it all wrong!!
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain
To Say Nothing of the Dog is wonderful!
The Shining Girls
One Damned Thing After Another (simple pulp series, but fun)
Immortal Descendants by April White is fantastic!
Into The Dim was stellar!!
Into The Dim was stellar!!
Time Traveler’s Wife
Kindred
The Dream Daughter by Diane Chamberlain! It’s a”softer” time travel, such as there’s not a lot of technical, scientific stuff, and it’s very easy to follow along regarding the timeline. I got confused with The Time Traveler’s Wife (although I still liked it).
The time Traveller’s Resort and Museum by David McLain!
The Little Shop of Found Things and it is the first in a new series.
Janet Chapman
The Scribe of Sienna, don’t remember the author, someone on here recommended it to me.
Connie Willis and Jodie Taylor!
Outlander
Time Machine… H.G.WellS… ???
Replay by Ken Grimwood
To Say Nothing of the Dog
11/22/63 by Stephen king. Outlander series.
I love both of those.
Years ago I read and loved Blue Highways.
Fifteen Postcards by Kirsten McKenzie is good.
Dark Matter. Not exactly time travel but it’s extremely intriguing. It features multiverses!
The dark tower deals with both time travel and parallel universes.
Ruby Red
I second this!
The Number Of The Beast by Robert Heinlein
the time travellers wife