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Children's Bookwatch, Sept, 2004
Don't Touch Anything
James Valentine
Simon & Schuster
1230 Ave. of Americas, NY, NY 10020
0689868723 $14.95 simonsayskids.com
Playstation and X-box have nothing over the toy of the future: a time-travel device which allows for visits to the past. There's only one problem with Theo's enjoyment of the latest model: it appears to be defective, and his interactions with peoples of the past increasingly holds dangers of changing the future. The debut titles in the newe "Jump-Man Rule" series by James Valentine, Don't Touch Anything provides quick action and unpredictable twists of plot, including romance, making it a most unusual, satisfying adventure story recommended for ages 8-12.
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