plot-your-own stories

The reader's decisions control the course of an adventure involving the disappearance of a fellow cyberhacker.

The reader can choose what happens after the Titanic hits the iceberg.

As a teenaged girl on a school field trip to New York City who is tempted to break away from the group for some adventure, the reader determines the outcome of the story by taking personality quizzes interspersed throughout the text.

As an Earth Inspector charged with solving the riddle of why there is an eye on a pyramid on the back of the one dollar bill, the reader travels from New York to Hawaii and encounters federal agents seeking an extraterrestrial.

Presents fifteen black-and-white illustrations--featuring one not included in previous editions--containing curious, unexplained events, designed to fire the imagination.

Asks readers to choose the plot of a story about a young wrestler who prepares for the World Wrestling Entertainment Night of Champions and must decide which championship to go for.

A little girl finally learns to tie her shoes and no one seems to care! Then she learns that she can still feel good about her accomplishment.

Katie's father encourages her to find other ways to express her anger instead of venting it on other people.

You, the reader, have moved to a new town and your only friends are your step-sister and a pet iguana. On the first day of school you dawdle. Should you go home or go to school?.