* ''Time Machine'' story "[[http://books.google.com/books?id=sHUp8snNE7YC&pg=PA8 The Time Machine Twins the Jamboree]]". Bob Tucker (who is a Boy Scout) needs to be at Jamboree West and Jamboree East, but they're being held at the same time. "Brains" Baines comes up with the idea of using the Time Machine to move him from one event to the other, and taking him to a deserted beach in the 40th century to sleep between appearances. 
* The ''DragonridersOfPern'' books have several examples of people using their dragons' time-jumping ability to do this. 
** Jaxom does it a few times throughout ''The White Dragon'', mostly for relatively trivial reasons. 
** In ''Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern'', Moreta does it repeatedly, to the point of exhaustion and eventual death, to deliver a plague cure to everyone who needs it. 
* In the ''{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', the title character can make time flow faster or slower for himself relative to the world around him. He regularly uses this ability for mundane everyday schedule management.

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* ''Time Machine'' story "[[http://books.google.com/books?id=sHUp8snNE7YC&pg=PA8 The Time Machine Twins the Jamboree]]". Bob Tucker (who is a Boy Scout) needs to be at Jamboree West and Jamboree East, but they're being held at the same time. "Brains" Baines comes up with the idea of using the Time Machine to move him from one event to the other, and taking him to a deserted beach in the 40th century to sleep between appearances.
* The ''DragonridersOfPern'' books have several examples of people using their dragons' time-jumping ability to do this.
** Jaxom does it a few times throughout ''The White Dragon'', mostly for relatively trivial reasons.
** In ''Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern'', Moreta does it repeatedly, to the point of exhaustion and eventual death, to deliver a plague cure to everyone who needs it.
* In the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', the title character can make time flow faster or slower for himself relative to the world around him. He regularly uses this ability for mundane everyday schedule management.

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