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    The House at the Edge of Time

    By Pat Pflieger

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    Some houses are bigger than they look!

    Max has a problem: he's the new kid in school, and nobody wants to be friends. Until Ran invites him home.

    And that changes Max's life.

    Because Ran has a secret: his family has a time machine. And his uncle is lost somewhere in time.

    So now they're dodging wolves, a volcano, and a really upset woolly mammoth.

    Can they rescue Ran's uncle? Can they FIND Ran's uncle?

    And can they get the dinosaurs out of the house?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPat Pflieger
    Release dateJul 5, 2016
    ISBN9781310027437
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