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Jack Swan Time Travel Disasters: The Second set of Disasters
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Two swans in Salisbury, England accidentally walked into a laboratory carrying out time travel experiments. The result; they suddenly had the ability to act as humans and speak perfect English. The friendship with the scientist, Professor Dylan Jones and his friend Henry Moggs took them on many time travel adventures. Oh! did I mention Jack, (the male swan) was extremely accident or disaster prone. The time travel adventures had them travelling to ancient China, meeting Mark Twain or Queen Victoria. They even solved a modern day mystery involving Albert Einstein. These stories are good for any age from 9 to 99.
James C. Spencer. Author.
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