15 Minutes
15 Minutes by Steve Young, published by Harper Collins on August 1, 2006, is a juvenile fiction book that combines elements of fantasy, humor, and sports. The story follows Casey Little, who struggles with timing and often finds himself late. When he stumbles upon a peculiar time machine that can only take him back 15 minutes, he believes he has found the solution to his problem. However, the machine proves to be unreliable and unpredictable, leading to unexpected situations.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as Casey navigates the challenges posed by his quirky time machine. The narrative explores themes of time, responsibility, and the humorous consequences of trying to manipulate it. With a page count of 176, this edition offers an engaging read for those interested in fantasy and humorous stories, particularly within the context of sports and recreation, specifically football.
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It’s not that
Casey Little is
always late.
It’s just that everything
starts a little
too early.
But when Casey discovers a weird little time machine, he figures he’ll never be late again. Unfortunately, it’s not a very good time machine. It can only go back 15 minutes. And it seems to have a mind of its own.
Still — what could possibly go wrong?
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