Overview. While exploring an ancient Scottish tower or keep, four children find themselves back to the 15th century. In a second visit to the tower the children find themselves in a future, which is, in some ways, not so different from the distant past. · At first glance, In the Keep of Time, by Margaret J. Anderson () seems like a standard time travel story--four siblings, unwillingly spending the summer with a great aunt in the Scottish boarderlands, explore the ruined castle nearby. Their aunt is its chatelaine, and has given them the key to the tower and when they turn it (after it starts glowing, the way magic keys do), they travel . In The Keep of Time is the story of four siblings who spend the summer with their aunt in the Scottish countryside and discover an old castle keep that is a portal through time. Upon reading this again as an adult, I'd clas I recently rediscovered this book, having read it as a child/5.
With the turn of a glowing key, four children are transported back to the fifteenth century when they open the door to an ancient Scottish tower. Back then border raiding was a way of life and Andrew witnesses the battle to retake Roxburgh Castle. In the keep of time Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Share to Facebook. Share to Reddit. In the keep of time by Anderson, Margaret Jean, Publication date Topics Space and time, Space and time Publisher New York: Scholastic Collection. In the Keep of Time, by Margaret J. Anderson, for (the Wednesday's) Timeslip Tuesday At first glance, In the Keep of Time, by Margaret J. Anderson () seems like a standard time travel story--four siblings, unwillingly spending the summer with a great aunt in the Scottish boarderlands, explore the ruined castle nearby.
At first glance, In the Keep of Time, by Margaret J. Anderson () seems like a standard time travel story--four siblings, unwillingly spending the summer with a great aunt in the Scottish boarderlands, explore the ruined castle nearby. Their aunt is its chatelaine, and has given them the key to the tower and when they turn it (after it starts glowing, the way magic keys do), they travel back in time to the 15th century. But, a search on GoodReads led me here, and I had to purchase In the Keep of Time again. I haven't read it all yet, but Margaret J. Anderson is an amazing author, and this is a beautiful book that is fun to read. Overview. While exploring an ancient Scottish tower or keep, four children find themselves back to the 15th century. In a second visit to the tower the children find themselves in a future, which is, in some ways, not so different from the distant past.
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