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A Loop in Time
Daemon Skye came home after the Tunnel Wars to enjoy a rich life in Skye Tower. Ericca Ludwig's father Branch Archer never returned. But with the help of Albert and Leonardo, two long-deceased thinkers who live in her baby blanket, Ericca soon discovers the hidden world of Saplings and Ringgolds, and magical time tunnels. Can Branch's fate be reversed with a loop in time? Ericca and her friends pursue clues to this question in a delightful madcap adventure set against the background of post-9/11 Manhattan. Visit the world of the Polis series at www.polisgames.com
304 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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May 6, 2008
Reviewed by Marta Morrison for TeensReadToo.com
A LOOP IN TIME took me a long time to read. It is a challenge, but one that satisfies when you finish.
It is a retelling of the Egyptian myth of Osiris. Errica Lugwig is a young girl growing up in New York City. Her father died in the tunnel wars. Her mother is a librarian. They have some unusual items in their apartment.
When Errica was born was given a blanket named Spike, which has bobbleheads of scientists who are her friends -- and which also flies. Her mother has a wastebasket which never gets full. I certainly would love that!
Errica, though, has a pretty lonely existence with her mother working long hours. She decides that time is not linear but is cyclical, and thinks that possibly her father is alive. The remainder of the story is Errica's search for her father, dealing with a Paris Hilton-type girl whose father fought with her own, and ultimately finding out that she is not an Earth being but a Ringold.
I strongly recommend this story to a special niche of young adults. The reader should be science minded, have some knowledge of Egyptian mythology, and like a good story.
A LOOP IN TIME took me a long time to read. It is a challenge, but one that satisfies when you finish.
It is a retelling of the Egyptian myth of Osiris. Errica Lugwig is a young girl growing up in New York City. Her father died in the tunnel wars. Her mother is a librarian. They have some unusual items in their apartment.
When Errica was born was given a blanket named Spike, which has bobbleheads of scientists who are her friends -- and which also flies. Her mother has a wastebasket which never gets full. I certainly would love that!
Errica, though, has a pretty lonely existence with her mother working long hours. She decides that time is not linear but is cyclical, and thinks that possibly her father is alive. The remainder of the story is Errica's search for her father, dealing with a Paris Hilton-type girl whose father fought with her own, and ultimately finding out that she is not an Earth being but a Ringold.
I strongly recommend this story to a special niche of young adults. The reader should be science minded, have some knowledge of Egyptian mythology, and like a good story.
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