The book starts out with Jonah and Katherine getting ready for school when Charles Lindbergh appears and Kidnaps Katherine. After discovering his parents have turned back into 13 years old, JB and Angela as 13 years old too. They go back into the time cave and try to make a plan, going back through time to Lindbergh's land to get a working Elucidator. That fails and they try to get Gary and Hodges Elucidator when they come and kidnap Jonah (supposedly being Charles Lindbergh jr.) Unfortunately, Jonah must remain in the time cave because he already existed in that time. After months of waiting, he sees Lindbergh write to the time travelers of the future to change history and save his son, Gary and Hodge respond and give him a list of things to do, like kidnap Katherine, to get back his son. Jonah gets force back in time to where Gary and Hodge is and Lindbergh complies and does the rest of the list, but Jonah reacts grabbing Katherine and the Elucidator and going in the future to devise a plan before he find himself in the same time line when the time plane crashes in the 21 century with 36 babies on board. He writes a note to Angela to tell her to bring a Elucidator before this whole adventure. Gary and Hodge planned this out and caught Jonah taking Katherine and replacing Jonah's spot on the plane with her. Jonah is not Lindberghs son. Lindbergh flies the plane away so there is no time crash and Jonah is left with his younger self (which turns out to be his twin later on) believing time would collapse. Jonah delivers himself (his twin) to his parents house then goes to the time plane and tries to convince Lindbergh of the right choice, when he hands him the Elucidator and Lindbergh sends Jonah back to his time. Moments later Lindbergh returns there with the plane and lets Jonah decide what to do with it. Jonah sends it back to the 21st century, JB all grown up comes and tells him that he saved time, and explains to him how he has a twin. Gary and Hodge turn back into babies. The book ends with them all back at the Skidmore house hugging and Jonah includes his twin Jordan.

I really liked this book, in fact, I think it was the best one in the series so far. All the action with time travel and revealing Jonah's identity as no one really, making him belong in the 21 century even more. I like how this story centered around Jonah, his parents being unconscious to the whole book and Katherine being a baby, JB and Angela being kids and that one part when he was all alone with his twin self. I find it funny that half the book Jonah is carrying Katherine, just a little cute and dangerous. I think the use of Charles Lindbergh in the book was well thought out and matched his true character. The way the writer explained time travel was clear, even though time travel is confusing the author explains it well. The twist at the end with Jonah's Mirror twin was impressive to slide in there it didn't even come out of nowhere, the way she wrote the story made it seem surprising. I like how Gary and Hodge actually seemed to make a real plan and it was working well, that is if Lindbergh didn’t change his mind in the end. When JB turns back into a kid, his identity as Tete Einstein is believable and all the characters' descriptions were well written in my opinion. This is probably my favorite book of the series. ( )

After returning the missing children from history to their original time periods, thirteen-year-old Jonah must save time itself when aviator Charles Lindbergh mysteriously appears and kidnaps Jonah's sister.

The seventh book in the Missing series. This one involves Charles Lindbergh. ( )