The Time Tree

by Enid Richemont

Rachel and Joanna are in their last year at primary school. At their special place, a tree in the park, they come into contact with a mysterious young girl who was born over 400 years before. Her name is Anne and she is deaf. Through her struggles, the two modern-day girls make some discoveries.

Genres: Time Travel, Childrens

93 pages, Paperback

First published March 29, 1990

Reviews

[Dee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Was cleaning the attic and found this book of my 32 year old daughters (she was about 10-12 when she owned it) A great story about girls in the late 20th century relating to a girl in the mid-16th century. Jo and Rachel are best friends and they meet Anne who is deaf. An enticing story about friendships, teaching/sharing. I would recommend this book to all young people and adults too.

[Wendy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Worth reading if you like time travel--this one has some elements that make it a little unusual.

[Michelle]

Listed as Q3 = A good story with some faults, P3 = A booktalk on this title will excite most people’s interest