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More than a story about time travel, this is a book about friendship, family, and the power of memory. When Cosmo's grandfather, who suffers from Alzheimer's, gives him a key and asks him to unlock the gates of the Blackbrick mansion, Cosmo thinks he's completely lost his mind. But when he opens the gate, he discovers he's actually opened a door to the past. And there, he finds his grandfather at sixteen. By participating in his life as a young man, Cosmo believes he can alter his grandfather's memories in the present, and perhaps change the course of history. A moving and sensitive book about what it means to remember someone.