The Time Seekers

Alexandra St. Germaine is dreading going back to school.The Pine School is not a typical school and her sixth-year teacher Miss Blueberry is not typical either. And things get off to a rather disastrous start leading to some shocking changes in Classroom #6.At home the elegant Chadwick Manor Alexandras constant companion is a blue and gold macaw parrot named Taco. He is a kind-hearted and intelligent bird with an impressive vocabulary and very definite opinions. All is well until one dark and stormy night when Taco and Alexandra find their world quite upended. Two wet and windswept figures are standing in the Chadwick foyer--with their pets--and the winds of change begin to blow.Mystery and magic sweep into Dark Harbor along with the chilly fall weather . . . a teacher whose face is hauntingly familiar the bewitching night of All Hallows Eve time travel to a Salem Witch Trial strange Miss Ima from the Book Nook and a magical key which unlocks a tragic past.The Time Seekers is a childrens novel for elementary (grade four and above) through middle school age children. In the tradition of Stuart Little Charlottes Web and The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe The Time Seekers takes flight with two anthropomorphized birds: a macaw parrot and a common raven (who only speaks French) yet remains grounded in authentic human emotions and experiences . . . friendship love redemption and forgiveness and never giving up.With more than 500 pages (64 chapters Prologue and Epilogue) some French language The Time Seekers Map and over 30 pen and ink illustrations as The Time Seekers is opened so too is a portal to a classic adventure story. An alchemy of magic and human emotion woven into a tapestry of New England locales (Maine and Cape Cod) The Time Seekers truly belongs on the family bookshelf to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.You have no idea where childhood ends and maturity begins . . . it is all endless and all one. P. L. Travers Author of the Mary Poppins books