The Time Tree

by Enid Richemont

The summer after their last year of elementary school brings changes in the friendship of Rachel and Joanna, as past and present worlds seem to merge and a mysterious girl dressed in old-fashioned clothing appears and disappears at their secret place under an old tree.A tall tree in the park is the secret refuge of best friends Rachel and Joanna until one day they are joined there by a deaf girl from another century

Genres: Fantasy, Time Travel, Childrens

91 pages, Hardcover

First published March 29, 1990

Reviews

[Dee]

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]

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