Friday, 16 May 2025

Tucker's Time Machine Telescope

Blog tour header for Tucker's Time Machine Telescope showing tour dates 12th to 16th May 2025
Entertaining
Adventure
Story


Written by Robin Bennett



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Published by    Independently Published 4th May 2025
Genre


Fantasy Adventure
Humour
Time Travel
Pages 130
ISBN-13979-8308845980

For readers aged 8 - 12 years
2025 Blog Tour #9

I am delighted to be taking part in the blog tour today, organised by Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for indie author Robin Bennett's latest children's story Tucker's Time Machine Telescope, and I will begin by thanking Rachel for the invitation to join the blog tour and Robin Bennett for a free paperback copy to review.
Full tour banner showing participating bloggers and tour dates 12th to 16th May 2025

Book cover for the novel Tucker's Time Machine Telescope by Robin Bennett

The blurb:

Tucker's Time Machine Telescope

Thomas Tucker (or just Tucker to everyone who knows him) is walking innocently down the street when he is attacked by a chicken and falls down a hole. Unlikely as it sounds, this is how he ends up finding the Time Machine Telescope.

Unfortunately, Tucker seems to attract chaos and bad luck the same way that someone standing on top of a mountain waving a metal pole will eventually attract lightning and a free Xray.

Can he survive killer robots, Tudor kings, dinosaurs … and Kylo Hens long enough to complete his Time Machine Wish List

  • GET RICH
  • HAVE FUN!
  • GET MUM AND DAD TO SPEND LESS TIME ON THEIR MOBILE PHONES

There’s only one way to find out…


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My thoughts:

Tucker's Time Machine Telescope is a children's adventure story about a ten-year-old boy called Thomas Tucker, known as 'Tucker'. Tucker is walking down the street when he falls into a hole and finds an old telescope. It is only when he uses it that he discovers it is a time machine which can transport him into the past or the future.

I found it to be a quick, easy read, aimed at primary aged children, who I think will love it. Indeed, the ending left me wanting more and hoping that a second installment will shortly be forthcoming.

Tucker's Time Machine Telescope amused me greatly, and I can see myself reading it to my grandchildren and enjoying it all over again.

Definitely one to add your adventure-loving children's home library.



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Author Bio – Robin Bennett
publicity shot of author Robin Bennett

When Robin grew up he thought he wanted to be a cavalry officer until everyone else realised that putting him in charge of a tank was a very bad idea.

He then became an assistant gravedigger in London.

After that he had a career frantically starting businesses (everything from dog-sitting to cigars, tuition to translation)... until finally settling down to write improbable stories to keep his children from killing each other on long car journeys.

Robin plays most sports. Poorly.


Other stories I've read by Robin Bennett





Line drawing of Tucker's spider described in  chapter 2 line drawing of Tucker's bomb found falling from a plane in chapter 7 The Noble Order of Time Radicals logo
















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