Book details
Backtracked
Description
Tommy Latrella is haunted by the ghost of his perfect older brother, who died on 9/11. Unable to live up to Jimmys memory, Tommy spends countless hours riding the subway and tagging the stations with graffiti. But when Tommy plays a dangerous prank in the Times Square station, the subway turns on him, and Tommy is hurtled back in time.As Tommy travels, he experiences the hardships faced by the New Yorkers that preceded him, and gains perspective on his own comfortable life. But will he ever be able to get back to 2006? Tommy is desperate to mend his ways and get back home, but the trains may have other plans for him. . . .From the Hardcover edition.
Age
12-15
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
272 pages
Why to read
- The book offers a unique perspective on time travel, exploring the consequences of revisiting and altering past events.
- Pedro de Alcantara is known for his engaging writing style that combines suspense with deep character development.
- The story provides a thought-provoking examination of the ethical dilemmas associated with changing history.
- Readers who enjoy science fiction and historical twists will find 'Backtracked' to be a compelling and entertaining read.