While the book doesn't specifically mention an "anachronism in stamps," the concept of an anachronism is related to a passage where Maya and her brother Bailey are fascinated by a stamp collection.
Here's the likely connection:
* Anachronism: This term refers to something that is out of place in time.
* Stamps: Stamps are a historical record of a specific time period.
* Maya's fascination: Maya and Bailey are enthralled by the stamps, which represent different places and eras, making them "anachronisms" in their own time. They represent a history outside of their own immediate experience.
Therefore, the "anachronism in stamps" might be a metaphorical interpretation of the stamps themselves, representing a sense of history, time, and the passage of time that fascinates Maya and Bailey.
It's worth noting that the specific details about the stamps and the context in the book are important for fully understanding the meaning. If you can provide more context about where you encountered this idea, I might be able to give you a more precise answer.