See You Later, Gladiator #9 (Time Warp Trio)

I read this book aloud to my tween boys. We enjoyed it, but not quite as well as "Tut Tut" (another book in the series). One of my boys liked the burping scene best. The other liked the clever fight in the Colosseum.I felt there were quite a few things that I had to stop and explain for my boys - references to baseball rules, professional wrestling, mosaic tiles, pig-Latin, etc. This stuff is just not in their frame of reference, growing up in Norway and not being particularly sports-interested.We read the Kindle version, and some illustrations were split between two pages/screens. Another seemed to come too long after the text it illustrated, but generally I thought it worked fine. However, this is the first children's book we've read on Kindle, so I don't have much to compare with.

The books are much better than the tv cartoon (huge disappointment). This book is one of the better books in the series. My higher reading 3rd graders really enjoy it. It also ties in Ancient Rome in a very amusing and pretty accurate way.

This book is so far my favorite!! Joe, Sam and Fred travel by accident to Rome. There they try to blend in with the Romans and find the book in a dreaded place. Read this book now!!!!!

Well written series for kids. Satisfying stories.

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love them great series

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Joe, Sam and Fred, we're just wrestling one day, when they get sent to Ancient Rome!! They are in a gladiator school were they will have to survive in the… cafeteria!!!!!!!!!

My 15 yr old has been a big fan of the Time Warp Trio for a long time -so much so that he is buying the same stories but with the different covers just to ring the changes - we like the fact that the stories seem sound as far as historical accuracy is concerned too.

The children are enjoying the different stories.