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Begin with Honus & Me, where Joe discovers his time-travel ability and meets Honus Wagner.
Book Series · 12 Books
In order from Honus & Me to Willie & Me.
A young baseball fan uses old cards to travel through time, meet legendary players, investigate famous moments, and try to change history.
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Read the twelve books in publication order, beginning with Honus & Me. Each trip focuses on a different player or baseball mystery, while Joe's time-travel rules, family relationships, and earlier choices carry forward to the finale.
Sources: Dan Gutman's official twelve-book order.
Baseball history brings Joe into racism and segregation, antisemitism, the Civil War, Pearl Harbor, organized crime, cheating scandals, dangerous travel, serious injuries, and historical deaths. Several stories include threats with weapons or attempts to kill Joe, though the action is written for middle-grade readers rather than described graphically.
The books combine fantasy with real people and events. Author notes and historical photographs help readers separate the record from Joe's fictional attempts to change it.
Begin with Honus & Me, where Joe discovers his time-travel ability and meets Honus Wagner.
A boy discovers a baseball card that lets him time travel to meet legendary players.
12 books · Published 1997–2015
A boy discovers a baseball card that lets him time travel to meet legendary players.
Time-traveling Joe meets Jackie Robinson, altering his view on history and courage.
Can Joe uncover the truth behind Babe Ruth's legendary called shot using time-traveling baseball cards?
Can time travel save a baseball legend from scandal?
A boy's time-traveling adventure with a baseball card leads to unexpected discoveries.
Time-traveling Stosh lands in the Civil War to uncover baseball's origins amid chaos.
Can time travel reveal the fastest pitch ever thrown?
Time travel to save a disgraced athlete's legacy. Can history be rewritten?
Can Stosh save a doomed baseball player and escape 1920 using time travel?
Can Stosh change history and save a legendary ballplayer from a tragic fate?
Time-traveling teen must warn Roosevelt of Pearl Harbor using a baseball card.
Time-traveling Stosh must fix baseball's past without altering a legend's future.
There are 12 books in the Baseball Card Adventures series. It began with Honus & Me in 1997, and the newest book, Willie & Me, was published in 2015.
Start with Honus & Me and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #12.
The series is best for ages 8–13, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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