The book was archived before our group could download it. We are sure that we would have enjoyed the book judging from the reviews it has received.

I absolutely adored this book and left a warm, glowing review on Amazon when it came out, and have recommended it to many kids and adults since. It was funny, sad, and (without giving away any spoilers) ultimately joyful with a funny, lovable main character. A thoroughly recommended Middle Grade read.

Ross Welford was featured in National Book Tokens/Caboodle's '21 children's books to look out for in 2021'.

I absolutely loved this book and have been recommending it ever since I read it. I don't know why I never got round to writing a review of it. It is such a well-crafted story grounded in science and reality in a way that makes you believe that maybe, just maybe, time travelling could work and that exercising your memory a certain way could lead to never forgetting anything.
The relationships between members of the family are lovely. The book is funny and completely unpredictable, I had no idea how it would resolve itself. Basically I loved it and have been reading everything Ross Welford has published since.

Time travelling with a hamster by ross welford.
“My dad died twice. Once when he was thirty nine and again four years later when he was twelve.The first time had nothing to do with me. The second time definitely did, but I would never even have been there if it hadn’t been for his ‘time ....
This was a relly enjoyable read with great characters. A lovely way to get away for a bit with some reading. 4*. Netgalley and harper collins uk, children's.

Mad, funny and downright hilarious! Time travel, theft, laughs and a hamster! It's all in this book and more!

A very interesting time travel tale for children. It's quite thoughtful and not quite what I expected. It's dark but well done. It's humorous and will give you the feels. I think this is appropriate for children aged 9+. Recommended for the class library!

A clever and funny read with a very strong sense of setting which I am sure will be enjoyed by my students, but I was surprised by the ending - not what I was expecting at all!

A story full of adventure and science about a boy coming to terms with the death of his father. Funny, inventive and touching with an unexpected but satisfying ending.