Time Tub Travellers Reviews
“A brilliant series; captivating, imaginative, and illuminating, with characters who leap off the page straight into your heart. My children and I love Time Tub Travellers."
— Sophie Anderson (author of the House with Chicken Legs“I really enjoyed this fun, pacy time-travelling adventure, which has lots of humour and a mystery at its heart. The Victorian circus bursts to life, with historical details sprinkled through with a light touch, whilst teaching the reader about Victorian currency, customs and slang.”
—E. L. Norry (author of Fable House)“Fast -paced, funny, informative and fresh."
— Ian Eagleton (author of Glitter Boy)Meet the Time Tub Travellers
ZULA
Meet Zula. She’s adventurous, loves maths and hates boats.
“As Zula turned into a side street she almost tripped. She was a good runner but her long skirts kept getting in her way. Which was very strange because she didn’t own any long skirts and when she’d climbed into the bath in Aunt Abina’s storeroom, she’d definitely been wearing jeans…”
from Time Tub Travellers and the Silk Thief, Chapter 4
MILO
Meet Milo. He’s funny, loves snacks and absolutely hates snakes.
“Milo looked alarmed. “I didn’t do anything! Why is it broken? How will we get home if it’s broken? Do we need to find another time machine? Why would there be another time machine….” he took another large gulp of lemonade and tried to slow his breathing.”
from Time Tub Travellers and the Silk Thief, Chapter 4
Golden (Tub) Rules of Time Travel
1. Always time travel with a friend.
2. Always remember where you’ve left your time machine.
3. Get to know the locals.
4. Travel incognito (don’t tell anyone you’re from the future).
5. Bring loo roll.
6. Always thoroughly research the time period you’re going to (or you’ll be winging it).
7. Never leave a friend behind.
8. Don’t change the course of history.
9. Bring snacks.
10. Have fun!