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File Size: 642 KB
Print Length: 180 pages
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Publisher: Interpreting Time's Past, LLC (November 24, 2014)
Publication Date: November 24, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00Q3Z32FG
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"Greg's First Adventure in Time" brings early American history to life for middle-school readers. The main character Greg is magically transported back in time while helping his mom at an archaeological dig -- and he's immediately mistaken for a god by a young Indian man called Hopelf. They quickly develop a friendship (after Hopelf figures out Greg really isn't a god), and Greg is invited into the Indian boy's life. He learns how to catch fish with a net, hunt with spears, and even skin animals. In the process, he saves Hopelf's life and is welcomed into his tribe as a hero. With the author's detailed knowledge on the subject, you learn a lot about early Native American Indian customs and culture. If your child loves stories about history, Indians, or the great outdoors, he or she will really enjoy reading "Greg's First Adventure in Time."
This is an amazing book taking the reader (any age will enjoy) on an adventure filled with challenges and experiences that give one a reflection of true life then and now. I am enjoying sharing this book with my grandson who is an avid reader but as I said the story can be enjoyed by anyone. The amazing part too is it is educational but in a way that weaves the knowledge into the adventure in time. I highly recommend it.
Read with my 8yr old son at bedtime. He loved it and can't wait for the next installment. He learned so many terms (both colloquial and scientific). We had so much fun discussing topics from the book. And so much fun reading about boys having an adventure.
Written by my grandson, age 9. I liked this book because I already knew about the Native Americans and how they lived. This knowledge brought this story to life. I would recommend this book to young readers who are interested in history and adventure.
This book is very well written with adventure, suspense, history, tenderness and humor all wrapped up in one. "Greg's First Adventure in Time" is a great chapter book kids will enjoy and learn from at the same time. Loved it!
Initially, Greg’s unexpected time travel fascinated him. But it didn’t take long for reality to crash into him in the form of fear – fear of the unknown and what was to come. And what if he didn’t make it back home? He had a great relationship with his mother, which added depth and longing to the story. Exploring these personal aspects of Greg were some of my favorite moments from the book. The author shared Greg’s sweet innocence in an intellectual way, not demeaning him in his youth in any way. But showing the reader that collecting data, piecing together your surroundings, and digging deep inside yourself are all part of problem solving, which kids (not just of the time travel sort) can use in everyday life. Greg grows and learns to trust in himself and in his skills. This story is really a confidence builder.Greg’s voice was easy and definitely middle grade, with his thoughts flowing like a conversation. I enjoyed how he explained his experiences as they happened as well as those from his backstory. He was genuine and likable; he was also pretty funny and clever. I liked the way he reasoned out to find solutions to his problems. It was great meeting this character. And who wouldn’t love him? He talks to himself! A guy after my own heart.The historical aspect of this story was fascinating, from techniques to catching fish to the natives’ culture and traditions. This story is sure to engage and interest young investigators and future archaeologists. Middle graders will enjoy learning about how prehistoric people lived and how they weren’t all that different from us today. Humanity has universal desires of family, safety, and happiness no matter what age of existence. I’m looking forward to Greg’s next adventure!
What kind of excitement can a twelve-year-old have on his summer vacation when Mom is an archaeologist? 1. Dig in the dirt. 2. Find cool artifacts. 3. Travel back in time.Greg may not want to admit it, but digging up ancient artifacts is a very cool summer job! Best of all, since his mom is the lead archaeologist on an excavation destined to become a modern ballpark, he gets tagged "her assistant" and helps a class of eleven-year-olds learn the "basics of archaeology." For a twelve-year-old, Greg is kind of a veteran at this whole archaeology thing.While using his Mom's favorite trowel, Greg discovers an arrowhead, and a rabbit, and his life changes forever.Greg travels back in time where he meets Hopelf, son of Cray of the People of the Long Valley with the Long Mountain. With no way to get back home, Greg must find a way to survive, and making friends with Hopelf may be his best hope.This time-traveling historical adventure is the perfect book for middle-grade readers. It is one of those rare and wonderful books that has the power to enthrall young readers without them even realizing they are learning about the prehistory of America.Classrooms would do well to add this book to their reading list! It is entertaining and informative. Highly recommended!
We all knew archeologists were time travelers, but how delicious to have it happen so literally! When I began Greg's First Adventure in Time, it felt a little like reading an extremely entertaining textbook on history and archaeology (and since I love both history and archaeology, that was fine with me). But by the time I had finished--while still enjoying the deluge of information and folklore--I was completely invested in the characters and the story. Greg, a self-professed chatterbox, is an engaging, funny kid, and you can really hear his voice as he tells his story. As soon as I finished, I added Greg's Second Adventure in Time to my shopping cart and began researching Native American arrowheads, gorgets, and pendants, eager to find a souvenir of the journey I had just taken with Greg in 1000 BC Maryland. Highly recommended for middle grade readers and any fans of Elizabeth George Speare's marvelous Sign of the Beaver. I look forward to Greg's future adventures in "a time out of mind."~ Rebecca Hammond Yager, author of the 2016 reimagining of Beauty & the Beast.
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