Monir, Alexandra Timekeeper, 252 pgs. Delacorte Press, 2013.
Language - PG (11 swears, 0 "f"), Sexual Content - PG; Violence - PG;
Language - PG (11 swears, 0 "f"), Sexual Content - PG; Violence - PG;
Michele and Philip can finally be together in the same time period. Or, they
would be able to if Philip remembered Michele and there wasn't a vengeful
time-traveler chasing down Michele. In a world determined to keep Michele and
Philip apart, they must fight to keep the happiness they experience together.
While I loved seeing the time-traveling ability develop and information about
Michele's father unfold, I found that Timekeeper wasn't as
enjoyable as its prequel, Timeless. When Philip didn't remember
Michele, I was confused and annoyed. The reasoning was later explained, but it
uses a non-time-traveling theory. By using another type of theory, I feel like
Monir is taking on too much.
HS - ADVISABLE. Reviewer: CCH
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