Reseña del libro "Lily Tripp: Diary of an Accidental Time Traveller"
Meet accidental time traveller Lily Tripp as she bounces throughout history navigating friendship dramas, first love and family. It's Lottie Brooks meets Back to the Future!
Every New Year's Day, Lily Tripp time travels and wakes up in a new century. She's lived in Roman times and the Victorian era and never knows where she'll end up next. Thank goodness her bestie, family and secret crush all time travel with her too...even if they don't know it.
But how will she live in a time before chicken nuggets were invented? Why are her brother's clothes so ridiculous in every era? And how on earth can she cope with being mean girl Georgia's servant?!
This gorgeous time-travelling debut is one for every children's shelf. Highly entertaining... Tait is superb at inhabiting Lily's unguarded adolescent conscience, and her simply told story of a modern girl's attempts to navigate a world without telephones or chicken nuggets will find huge appeal - The Telegraph, Children's Book of the Week
A time-travelling teenage diary is an ambitious concept for a debut novel but Amelia Tait pulls it off beautifully - The Bookseller
A laugh-out-loud, brilliantly funny story. . . Clever, time-bending, and irresistible - Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear
All the heart and humour of Lottie Brooks and Georgia Nicolson with added time travel hijinks, Lily Tripp is sure to be your new favourite heroine - Anna James, author of Pages & Co
Hilarious and relatable ... I wish I could travel back in time to read it for the first time all over again! - Niyla Farook, award-winning author of Murder for Two
Hugely entertaining - time travel has never felt so funny - Alexander Armstrong, author of Evenfall: The Golden Linnet
A brilliant debut. Relatable, funny and filled with fascinating facts from the past, time travelling with Lily Tripp was pure joy! - Jen Carney, author of The Accidental Diary of B.U.G.
Lily's young teen voice is spot on and her on-going crush (through the ages) on Ollie, and friendship ups and downs with her best friend Poppy are beautifully portrayed. Above all, this book is seriously funny and the historical details are fascinating. Lottie Brooks and older Milly McCarthy readers will love it - Irish Independent
Told through punchy and accessible diary entries, this stunning debut story mixes laugh-out-loud humour with contemporary friendship worries, family life and a quiet crush. Each jump bring a new historical setting to life, launching a spectacular time-slip series for 10+ year old readers. Addictively readable - School Reading List
