Time Warp Trio The Knights of the Kitchen Table #1, Book 1, (Paperback)

from puffin6

How do people learn a language best? By immersion. This series lets kids time travel with the main characters for some 'historical immersion'. I definitely recommend it.

from kneek

My son and daughter (5 and 7) were gripped by this book. We read it in three sittings, but they easily would have sat through the whole book if we had time. The dialogue was snappy and catchy, mixing a healthy dose of incredulity with the time travel bit.

from babshe1

The Time Warp Trio, by Jon Scieszka, was a really easy read with a very interesting story that any kid could find interest in. The book started off very quick and grabbed the reader very well. The main part of this book that I really liked was the plot of story, but what I liked about the plot wa...

from kirbyjack

Why I chose this book: I picked this book up at the library, looking for books that would interest my after school remediation class. I couldn't get them to focus on our reading lessons. I brought the book with me and began to read a chapter each time we met. The kids couldn't wait to sit down an...

from ChristianR

Fun, short, and readable. Great series for elementary boys just turning to chapter books. Three boys accidentally get transported to a well-known time in history and meet historical characters along with fanciful ones, and they manage to save the people from disaster. The books contain lots of st...