44 Time Travel reviews on The Bookish Elf. Time Travel here most often crosses with Fantasy, Magical Realism and Romance. The authors we review most are Toshikazu Kawaguchi and Adrienne Young.

"One More Chance" announces Reno R. Mist as a significant new voice in psychological romance. This debut novel takes risks that pay off, delivering a story that challenges readers while providing genuine emotional satisfaction.

Once Upon a Bookstore is a remarkable debut that announces Leslie Gullo as a talented new voice in contemporary fiction. It's a story that reminds us that it's never too late for second chances,…

"The Pythagorean" is one of those rare books that manages to be both intellectually stimulating and wildly entertaining. Alexander Morpheigh has crafted a story that will make you laugh, think, and maybe even reevaluate…

Otheguy sends three squabbling Miami cousins from a Civil War battlefield to the Battle of Puebla and makes the history feel urgent. The cousins are distinct, funny and easy to love, and the author's…

Matt Haig's The Midnight Train carries Wilbur Budd, an ageing bookseller, through the moments that shaped his life and the love he let slip. Tender, philosophical, and warmly familiar to readers of The Midnight…

"Before We Forget Kindness" is a fitting send-off for a series that has captivated readers around the world. Kawaguchi's gentle prose and heartfelt explorations of human nature remind us of the power of connection,…

Bailey trades rom-com for a time-travel dystopia, and the slow reversal of a soldier who seems to hate the heroine is the best thing she has written in years. The heat is high and…

Benjamin builds a mirror world out of biology rather than gadgetry, and the result is the most inventive literary novel of the year so far. It is also long, and it stops more than…

Natalie Messier's debut sends a thirty-two-year-old lawyer back to eighteen after she dies, armed with the memory of who everyone becomes. Sharp, funny, and quietly sad, this contemporary romance builds its love story on…

Caro Claire Burke, an MFA graduate of the Bennington Writing Seminars and co-host of the politics and culture podcast Diabolical Lies, has written a debut that is, at its best, genuinely electrifying: smart enough…
























One More Chance, Once Upon a Bookstore, The Pythagorean, Cousins in the Time of Magic, The Midnight Train are our highest-rated Time Travel reviews.
Toshikazu Kawaguchi (5), Adrienne Young (1), Alexander Morpheigh (1), Alix E. Harrow (1), Angela Brown (1).
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