A Switch in Time
A Switch in Time by Judith R. Thompson, published by iUniverse on January 30, 2001, is a 212-page work that explores a blend of historical, spiritual, and futuristic themes. The narrative centers around three characters: Modern Kaitlynn, old-fashioned Hattie, and a dyslexic guardian angel named Angela. The story unfolds as Kaitlynn and Hattie, born in different eras, navigate the challenges of living their lives in the wrong time and place, guided by Angela’s insights about their unique circumstances.
Readers will find an engaging adventure as the characters traverse time from 1891 to 2061, encountering various obstacles along the way. The interplay between their distinct backgrounds and the concept of being “pre-programmed” before birth adds depth to their journey. This edition invites exploration of the complexities of time and identity, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in fiction that intertwines fantasy with historical elements.
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A Switch In Time is a delightful adventure story filled with historical, spiritual, and futuristic themes, intertwined with the lives of three engaging characters- Modern Kaitlynn, old fashion Hattie and a dyslexic guardian angel, Angela. Born on May 11th, Kaitlynn was sent to earth in 1891 and Hattie to earth in 1981- to the wrong parents and era. In Heaven, ALL is happening at the same time, but here on Earth, time is pretty specific. Angela explains how babies are “pre-programmed” before birth, but Kaitlynn and Hattie have to live their pre-program in the wrong place and time. This creates many obstacles for both girls and their parents and the people they meet along the way. Follow Kaitlynn, Hattie and Angela’s adventures as they travel through time spanning the years 1891 through 2061. You may discover that you too, are “a switch in time”.
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