"My Family the Enemy" by Karen McCombie tells the story of Fred, a 10-year-old boy in London during WWI. When his German-born father is interned, Fred's life changes as his family faces suspicion and hostility. This touching tale explores themes of refuge and kindness amidst the turmoil of war. Suitable for ages 9+.
This December marks the 250th birthday of Jane Austen, celebrated for her six classic novels. Ally Sherrick recounts Austen's life, from her supportive family background to her successful writing career, culminating in her lasting impact on literature and popular culture. Austen's works continue to be beloved worldwide.
Join author Nat Harrison to travel around the world in Victorian style! Inspired by 'Around the World in 80 Days', Nat's new novel, 'The Girl Who Raced the World' takes readers through Europe, Asia and America in an age of steam travel.
Learn about the Victorian pioneers of flight, Percy and Ella Pilcher, and their work on the glider called The Bat, which is displayed in Glasgow's Riverside Museum.
https://youtu.be/Uqvw8XF6TUI Life in Ancient Crete Join author Jennifer Claessen on a magical journey to the Greek island of Crete in her new book, Netta Becker and the Timeline Crime. This book follows siblings Neta and Remy as they embark on an unforgettable holiday filled with adventure and mystery. Jennifer's research delves deep into the fascinating... Continue Reading →
We are delighted to welcome Sue Klauber, author of Zinc and Cobalt, to the Time Tunnellers. Here is a fascinating insight into what being a secret agent in WW2 involved - and for all of this, Sue is drawing on her own family history. We feel this is going to become a Time Tunnellers Classic!... Continue Reading →
Happy World Book Day to all our friends and supporters! To celebrate, we've teamed up with some of our guest authors to recommend our favourite books! Watch the video, download the reading list, and scroll down for a fab activity on stepping into the shoes of your favourite character! https://youtu.be/ZAUfpaE6xG4 A World Book Day Reading... Continue Reading →
For World Book Day, the Time Tunnellers celebrate children’s books through the ages! Let us take you on a whistlestop tour of the history of children’s books, from the 1800s (when books specifically aimed at children first emerged) to the present day. You may learn something new or spot some old favourites as they fly... Continue Reading →
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