(4) 4-6 Time-Tripping Faradays series. In their third and fourth adventures, Dawk and Hype continue to travel back in time from the twenty-fifth century to help their parents with scientific research. Terror delves into the world of sixteenth-century Japan, while Outlaw explores the origins of the Robin Hood legend in 1258 England. Despite flat characters, historical facts, such as the medieval Japanese people's belief in tengu (demons), are enlightening. Review covers these Time-Tripping Faradays titles: The Outlaw of Sherwood Forest and The Terror of the Tengu.

Reviewer: Lisa Catherine Findlay

(4) 4-6 Time-Tripping Faradays series. In their third and fourth adventures, Dawk and Hype continue to travel back in time from the twenty-fifth century to help their parents with scientific research. Terror delves into the world of sixteenth-century Japan, while Outlaw explores the origins of the Robin Hood legend in 1258 England. Despite flat characters, historical facts, such as the medieval Japanese people's belief in tengu (demons), are enlightening. Review covers these Time-Tripping Faradays titles: The Outlaw of Sherwood Forest and The Terror of the Tengu.

Reviewer: Lisa Catherine Findlay

(4) 4-6 Time-Tripping Faradays series. Dawk and Hype are lucky: they get to travel back in time from the twenty-fifth century because their parents are research scientists. Alchemist explores the world of alchemy in seventeenth-century Prague; Dragon brings the siblings together with dragon-obsessed naturalist Pliny the Elder in Ancient Rome. Undeveloped protagonists aside, plenty of historical facts complement the action in these adventures. Review covers these Time-Tripping Faradays titles: The Alchemist War and The Dragon of Rome[c1].