Max and Me and the Time Machine
Max and Me and the Time Machine by Gery Greer, published by HarperCollins on March 8, 1988, is a 128-page juvenile fiction book written in English. The story begins when Steve acquires a time machine for $2.50 at a garage sale, prompting skepticism from his friend Max. Their adventure takes a turn when they find themselves transported to medieval England in the year 1250, where Steve assumes the identity of Sir Robert Marshall, and Max becomes his horse.
Readers will follow the unfolding action as Sir Robert faces a duel to the death against the Hampshire mauler, raising questions about honor and survival. Max’s journey involves not only the challenge of rescuing his friend but also navigating the complexities of time travel. This edition explores themes of fantasy and adventure, immersing readers in a world where the impossible becomes possible.
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When Steve brings home a time machine he bought for $2.50 at a garage sale, Max is suspicious. “There’ s no such thing as time travel. Or time machines.” Then they both end up in the year 1250 in medieval England — Steve as Sir Robert Marshall and Max as his horse! — and Max must admit the machine works.
Sir Robert soon finds himself in the midst of a duel to the death with the Hampshire mauler, defending not only his honor, but his life. Can Max rescue him? Will the machine return him in time to spare his life? The 20th century never looked so good.
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