Start with Knights of the Kitchen Table
Book #1 introduces Joe, Fred, Sam, and the mysterious Book that sends them through time.
Book Series · 16 Books
In order from Knights of the Kitchen Table to Marco? Polo!.
Sixteen fast, funny time-travel adventures that drop three friends into history, myth, and the future—usually without an easy way home.
Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated
Read the sixteen books in publication order, beginning with Knights of the Kitchen Table. Each trip has a self-contained destination and problem, but the boys' friendship and the time-traveling Book's unpredictable rules are introduced in the opening volume.
The stories mix real historical settings with jokes, fantasy, and deliberate anachronisms. They can spark curiosity about a period, but they are comic adventures rather than history lessons.
The trio lands in dangerous settings involving knights, pirates, gladiators, Vikings, monsters, and famous rulers. Threats of battle, execution, sacrifice, imprisonment, or being eaten are played for suspense and comedy and are not described graphically.
The humor includes insults, bathroom jokes, exaggerated stereotypes, and boys making reckless choices. Parents may want to separate the intentionally silly fiction from accurate history when a child becomes interested in one of the destinations.
Book #1 introduces Joe, Fred, Sam, and the mysterious Book that sends them through time.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
16 books · Published 1991–2006
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
Time-travelers face new adventures with unexpected twists.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
Time travelers face prehistoric chaos with cave art and rock music.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a twist of humor.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a fresh twist.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a twist of humor.
Time-travelers face new adventures with a twist of humor and style.
Stuck in 1877, they must find The Book or risk un-inventing history.
A magic book sends three friends to Viking times. Can they return home?
Trapped in ancient Mexico, three friends must win a deadly game to escape.
Time travelers face execution by da Vinci for spying on his inventions.
Time travelers accidentally land in 1776. Can history survive their mishap?
A time-warping book leads to thirteenth-century China and unexpected adventures.
There are 16 books in the Time Warp Trio series. It began with Knights of the Kitchen Table in 1991, and the newest book, Marco? Polo!, was published in 2006.
Start with Knights of the Kitchen Table and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #16.
The series is best for ages 7–9, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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