Time traveller's delight
926337
An intense journey through a very different world when character was guided by biblical principles and morality was rewarded with wonderful surprises. Worth reading through the old English.
1026219
I like time travel and enjoyed a change from ancient Scotland, etc.  Nicely done and I will read another volume someday.
624227
This is a adventure in time travel. The characters bring unique sights,sounds and colors to the reader during their travels. Dinosaurs,zombies(I like zombies) and space ships all in the same story,that is good enough for me.
3807008
One of the most delightful books I've enjoyed in a long, long time! Mo Daviau does a fabulous job of providing a fiction-logic that allows you to allow time-travel logic worries to fade away and instead develop relationships with the characters. I was sad when it was over!
287516
Who would have thought that this little unassuming freebie with the pleasant looking but otherwise generic cover would house such a wonderful read! Several passages literally took my breath away with the stunning impact of their words. This is one I'll read again.

If you enjoy time travel with a twist, give this one a chance.
4332313
This quirky science fiction time travelling story bounces between 1944, 2014 and barsoom some 30,000 light years distance. It has enough twists to keep the reader wondering how it could work out. Im concerned that the deaths of some major characters elicited more dismay in me than in the protagonists.
3617040
I'm a sucker for a time-travel book and Monique Martin's 'Out of Time' does not disappoint. From the hero (Simon) to the heroine (Elizabeth), the characters become much loved friends and their adventures when they accidentally get transported back in time are thoroughly entertaining. With an entertaining mystery and some danger thrown in, it was a great read and I started at page one and had to keep reading till the very end. I'm looking forward to reading all the books in this highly entertaining series and thoroughly recommend Monique's work to anyone who enjoys time-travel.
299491
Anyone for a spot of Time Travel? Want to go back to somewhere with unpoluted beaches? No plastic? Then off you go. BUT, don't miss your return ticket or Elise will be there to shepherd you back where you belong. Until someone decides to use Elise for other nefarious purposes, which is where the spoiler alert comes in and all I can say is this is great fun. An enjoyable read for any age as there are no unpleasaant squelchy bits with several pages of instructuions. Just a good story.
1569395
This is my second reading and I enjoyed it as much as the first time.  The restored images also are wonderful.  Highly recommended - truly a classic time travel novel.
168174
The author spins a tale of time travel that provokes thought. He is well read and uses fiction and fact to make the read believable
4653892
Time Travel for Fun and Profit

A Review of "The Technicolor Time Machine"

by Harry Harrison

Publication History

Analog Science Fiction and Fact magazine - "The Time-Machined Saga" March 1967.
ISBN-10: 020286703X

The Technicolor Time Machine, 1967, Publisher: Doubleday.

Technicolor Time Machine, 1968, Publisher: Berkley Medallion.

The Technicolor Time Machine, 1976, 1980 and 1981, Publisher: Tor Books.
ISBN 0-86007-887-6 and 0-523-48506-9

The Technicolor Time Machine, 1985 and 1991, Publisher: Tor Books.
ISBN 0-812-53970-2 and 0-812-51607-9

This book is a science fiction comedy about a motley group of movie makers who travel to the eleventh century to film a Viking adventure.

For such a short book there are an amazing number of surprises, plot twists and turnabouts.

This is a fun book to read.  "The Technicolor Time Machine" is funny book as well as a stimulating adventure story.

See Also:

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I enjoyed this book; I wholeheartedly recommend it to others.
4138237
For those who like light fare to relax by - this time-travel romance fits the bill.  I've always enjoyed English historical romances.  Add to that the travel through time element makes for an enjoyable read.
1908196
Fantasy time travel that brings together a lovely family.
1166398
The recent popularity of pirate mini series, such as Black Sails and Crossbones put me in the mood for a pirate novel.  Rima Jean's THE NOBLE PIRATES fit the bill and provided quite an enjoyable read.

I love time travel novels that give a modern perspective on historical times and this is where the novel excels.  While it may be fun to romanticize olden days and ignore the realities of living in those times as many novels do, it is also fun to imagine someone with 21st century sensibilities dropped into a world of filth, disease, lice, scurvy and individuals without teeth, etc.  THE NOBLE PIRATES manages to combine both worlds with just enough adventure, romance and swashbuckling to make it interesting and just enough graphic reality to make it easier to suspend disbelief.  The time travel adds a nice sci-fi theme to the book and I found it to be an enjoyable and amusing read.
4129489
What a fun adventure! I like time travel books, and this did not disappoint. The author is very descriptive without being tedious - I can see what she's talking about. The main character is endearing. The settings, amazing. I was so happy to learn that there were more books in this series. Oh, and there was no explicit hanky-panky, either. Quite clean, which is so rare these days. I recommend this book.
3833993
This is the first book about Kat in the Stardust Classics series. The Kat books are about a ten-year-old girl and her aunt who have adventures travelling through time.

Ten-year-old Kat Thompson is living with her Aunt Jessie while her parents, who are college professors, spend a year researching in the Amazon rainforest. Jessie is a scientist, and she is working on an invention she found in her house -- a time machine. When Kat learns what Aunt Jessie is working on, she is very excited. But while helping Jessie figure out how to make it work, she accidentally activates the time machine, and she and her aunt are sent back in time. They arrive in London just in time for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Aunt Jessie agrees they can stay a couple of days to see the Exhibition. But then they lose their time machine. If they don't get it back, they will be trapped in the past forever.

This is a charming book that is sure to be enjoyed by young girls who like to read time travel adventures or historical fiction. This book teaches quite a bit about the Great Exhibition and what life was like for people of various social classes in Victorian London. Kat is an appealing character, and I look forward to reading the other three books about her time travel adventures.
794083
A masterful treatment of time travel, complete with a thoughtful analysis of paradoxes, loop management and consequences.  Oh yes, the dinosaurs are almost as fascinating as the characters.