
<b>‘</b><i><b>Time Travel for Beginners</b></i><b> is GORGEOUS’—Marian Keyes</b><br /><br />On a bustling road in Sydney lies a nondescript storefront known simply as the Time Travel Agency. <br /><br />Inside, you’ll be welcomed by the smell of freshly brewed coffee, a selection of baked goods . . . and the question, <i>Where in time do you wish to go?</i><br /><br />The guidelines are simple: you can go whenever you wish into the past, and there’s no fear of altering the present. Have tea with Jane Austen, scream at a Beatles concert, witness the Olympics in ancient Greece. Perhaps a more personal trip? Visit your long-lost grandmother, recapture the heady days of your youth, return to the idyllic time when your teen was a babbling baby—or watch yourself make the one decision that changed everything.<br /><br />Is it a hoax? And if it’s real, what’s the catch?<br /><br />When single mother Anna is offered a job at the agency, she glimpses the possibility of happiness. Meanwhile, Teddy’s a customer hoping to untangle his recently imploded marriage. And Jade, who has a deeply buried secret, despises the agency for offering false hope.<br /><br /><b>In Jaclyn Moriarty’s incandescent novel, Anna, Teddy and Jade leap headlong into time, hurtling on a crash course towards one another. At turns entertaining and illuminating, </b><i><b>Time Travel for Beginners</b></i><b> explores the moments, big and small, that shape our destiny.</b><br /><br />‘A joyfully sad, quietly clever and loudly delightful time-travel novel. Time Travel for Beginners only gets more delicious with every read.’—<b>Justine Larbalestier and</b><i><b> New York Times</b></i><b> bestselling author Scott Westerfeld, co-authors of </b><i><b>The Mortons </b></i><br /><br />‘A truly amazing book! Time Travel for Beginners is absolutely gorgeous, smart, funny, deep, dreamy and perfect. It left my heart full and happy.’—<b>Rachel Cohn,</b><i><b> New York Times</b></i><b> bestselling co-author of</b><i><b> Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist</b></i><br /><br />‘I could wish I wrote it but then I wouldn’t have had the pleasure of reading this truly extraordinary, exquisite novel . . . I just have to say it, my sister is a literary genius.’—<b>Liane Moriarty, </b><i><b>New York Times</b></i><b> bestselling author of </b><i><b>Here One Moment</b></i>