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From: slg@ukma.UUCP (Sean Gilley)
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Subject: Another (juvenile) book response
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Date: Wed, 22-Jan-86 13:05:17 EST
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I almost hate to post a query like this, but here goes:

I don't have any idea of the author or the real plot of the book.
I think that the book may be part of a series of books. (I could easily
be wrong.)  It is a juvenile.

What I do remember is this:  A group of kids had somehow found a time
machine.  In this time machine they were able to do things like go
one hour ahead of the present, and watch what was happening in the
present. To be honest, that's all I remember about it, but if anyone
could help, it would be appreciated.

					Thanks,

						Sean.


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