Another Sommer-Time Story: The Time Remote
Christopher is a young boy who dislikes many things such as: eating meat and vegetable dinners, cleaning his room, doing homework, and taking tests. When his inventor neighbor invents a remote that is capable of time travel into the future, he tries it out so he could pass by all those moments in his life that he dislikes. In the book, "Time Remote," Christopher realizes that passing life by quickly, doesn't make things any easier...it just makes it harder and less fun. He learns that by skipping over certain events in his life, he  misses out on what is most important. MyParenTime.com highly recommends this book -- children will learn a valuable lesson! You should live your life to the fullest each and every day. Also reviewed with this book: The Read-Along Story on CD. Hear this story while traveling, or play it for young readers to follow along with the book. (My ParenTime)“Christopher’s next door neighbor, Dr. Finkle, invents a remote controller that can enable him to skip ahead in time. Christopher tries to use it to avoid his problems and learns some important lessons about responsibility and diligence. The story is very effective in teaching the value of working hard in school and learning to solve problems. A fun, easy to read book that instills timeless virtues. Recommended.” (Joanne Block, Awbrey Park Elementary, Eugene SD, for Lane Education Service District )