FAQ About YA Fantasy Books

Certainly! Time travel adds an exciting and intriguing element to YA Fantasy, allowing characters to explore different eras, confront paradoxes, and alter the course of history. Here are some YA Fantasy books with time travel as a central plot element:

• "Passenger" by Alexandra Bracken: This duology follows Etta Spencer, a talented violinist, who discovers she can time travel and gets entangled in a quest to find a powerful artifact.
• "Ruby Red" (The Ruby Red Trilogy) by Kerstin Gier: Gwen discovers her family's time-traveling gene and is unexpectedly thrown into a world of secrets and conspiracies.
• "The Girl from Everywhere" by Heidi Heilig: Nix, the daughter of a time-traveling ship captain, must navigate through various historical periods to prevent a personal tragedy.
• "Timebound" (The Chronos Files) by Rysa Walker: Kate learns she has inherited a time-travel gene and becomes embroiled in a complex web of conspiracies and historical events.
• "The 57 Lives of Alex Wayfare" by M.G. Buehrlen: Alex has the ability to time travel and discovers a secret society of time travelers with their own agenda.
• "Loop" (Loop Trilogy) by Karen Akins: In a future where time travel is possible, Bree is tasked with preventing a disaster, but she finds herself falling for someone from the past.
• "The Time Travelers" by Linda Buckley-Archer: This series follows two teenagers from different centuries who accidentally swap places through time.
• "Time Between Us" by Tamara Ireland Stone: Anna meets Bennett, who can travel through time, and they embark on a bittersweet romance full of challenges.
• "Once A Witch" by Carolyn MacCullough: Tamsin, a witch without powers in a family of witches, discovers she has a unique time-traveling ability.
• "Timeless" (The Transcend Time Saga) by Michelle Madow: In this trilogy, a modern-day girl named Lizzie discovers she can time travel to the Victorian era.