This 1998 Harper Perennial paperback edition includes an introduction by the author
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Joshua: The Journey Home is a timeless reminder of the power of kindness and the importance of community
Nick of Time African American studies This 1998 Harper Perennial paperbackAuthor Ted Bell Publisher St. Martin's Griffin 2008 First Edition Format hardcover with dustjacket Condition new Summary "Nick of Time" by Ted Bell is an exhilarating tale that masterfully blends historical events with imaginative time travel. Set in 1939, on the cusp of World War II, the narrative follows twelve year old Nick McIver and his sister, Kate, who live on Greybeard Island. Their discovery of a time machine propels Nick back to 1805, where