Is Time Travel finally possible? A new series of Travel Books says yes.

April 16, 2012 - PRLog -- No matter where you go - Time Travel will find you the Perfect Bitesize essay, letter, diary entry, film script, recipe, short story or article.  

So WHATEVER you're interested in ... from History, Art, Science and Philosophy to Sport, Ghost Stories, Mysteries and Legends... And WHEREVER you are, Time Travel Guides aim to be the perfect companion.

In a cafe in Paris? Why not read a witty essay by Mark Twain on what he thought of French women, or a letter from Gustave Eiffel describing his new idea for a tower... On a trip to Washington? why not hear from the very man himself and have a peak into George Washington's diary - see what he sees as the future of the United States.  Or maybe read J F Kennedy’s inauguration speech.  Find yourself in Hollywood? Why not read the first film script - you'll be surprised how short it is - or how about some love letters from Howard Hughes to Katharine Hepburn?

If you're sitting in a garden in Florence you can read what Leonardo Da Vinci thought about the meaning of life - all in his own words! That's the beauty about this series - it doesn't tell you what to think about Da Vinci, it gives you his actual words - carefully selected to leave out the boring bits. So you can read direct from Da Vinci: How to Live Longer and How to Die Happy. He even tells you why the Sky is Blue and his prophecies for the future.

There's a whole of series eBooks – starting from just $2.99 - so you can be just about anywhere in the world and there'll be some magical piece of writing that would be perfect to read while you sit back and sip your cappuccino.

You're in park by the Champs Elysees in Paris? Why not read one of Napoleon's letters to Josephine, and see why he loved her above all the others. You're in Berlin? How about reading one of Hitler's speeches - to understand just how he managed to beguile a nation and commit such horrors. At the Tower of London? How about a confession from Captain Blood, explaining exactly how he stole the Crown Jewels? Or read Churchill's description of the tower during the blitz. At the Pyramids in Egypt? then what about reading the Egyptian Book of the Dead? or a letter from Napoleon describing what happened when he slept overnight in the Chamber of Khufu... On a visit to the Scottish Highlands? Why not read George Spicer's sighting of the Loch Ness Monster - and see if you can spot any flaws in his story. In Nepal? why not read the diary of the world’s most infamous yeti-hunter. You get the idea… hope you enjoy.

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CCM Ltd is a digital publisher specializing in eBooks and Smartphone apps. Time Travel Guides is our first eBook project