"Time Traveller’s Return"

Reviews: This fictional book absolutely blew me away. The imagery, the imagination, and the sci-fi blend were excellent! Fast-paced, complex in its simplicity and just beautiful. It has a great sense of nostalgia while capturing the past, present, and glimpses of the future all at the same time. This is a truly lovely and positive experience of what an adventure in time travel could be. I really recommend this book. It's very uplifting and sends a wonderful message to all. You have to read it for yourself! Jeninifer Surdam, Bookbub, 5 stars. Fiction or reality? Sometimes it’s hard to tell. I’ve always said, memories never die…. But the question is, can they come to life again? We are transported to the past where memories are formed by choices made… and a life was transformed. Here we see Dr Andrew Koh’s life in the late 1960s, a time when his current life actually began. We go with him to the “Methodist English School Library, Tanjong Malim.” During the journey to his future, you will read a "gripping blend of mystery, memory and moral dilemma". Sit back, relax and enjoy, Beverly Vice, Bookbub, 5 stars. A fun book about a kid in a library who travels back in time. Time travel and kids are a fascinating subject. Each chapter is filled with interesting pictures from the past and a couple from the future. I especially liked the rotary phone, manual typewriter, and a car I had never heard of called the Morris Minor. The AI robot from the future was cool, too. We may not be able to travel back in time, but we can learn and make our world a better place today. Jonathan Wright, Bookbub, 5 stars. Abundance of emotions brought about when visiting the past gives you an insight to the life and times of that period written by the author. An intriguing read on memories left behind, Sharmani Jeyaram, Barnes and Nobles, 5 Stars. A quick read. Easy to read and could not put down. A nice fictional story. Margarita Baily, Bookbub, 4 stars.