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The Mona Lisa is missing!

1988
The French FBI hires you, an expert, to find the missing Mona Lisa. You decide how the story will go.

The first Olympics

1988
You have travelled back to the ancient Olympic games and you are a competitor. What event will you participate in? You decide how the story will go.

Still more two-minute mysteries

1975
A collection of sixty-three short mysteries filled with tricky clues. The reader is invited to solve the case before reading the solution for each mystery.

Now you see me, now you don't!

pick your path
2003
A twelve-year-old girl receives a birthday gift of a strange necklace that seems to make her invisible.

Night of the werewolf

1996
The reader's decisions control the course of an adventure in which a body with deep bite marks all over it has just been found and a werewolf is suspected.

Milo and the mysterious island

2000
Milo and some of the other island mice build a raft and go on an ocean voyage in search of the island of striped mice. Halfway through, the book splits into two sections, offering two possible endings from which the reader can choose.

Taking the reins

2010
Asks readers to determine the plotline in a story with more than twenty possible endings in which a young girl is asked to ride the school's best rider's horse in an upcoming show.

A girl's best friend

2010
Asks readers to determine the plotline in a story with more than twenty possible endings in which a young girl learns lessons about love and loyalty when she is faced with decisions involving a puppy in danger.

Bound for snow

2012
Asks readers to determine the plotline in a story with more than twenty possible endings in which a young girl tries to learn snowboarding and train her dog Honey in dogsledding.

Horror in space

2011
As the hero of this graphic novel, the reader is a space colonist who must rescue a spaceship from saboteurs and aliens by making choices that determine the outcome of the story.

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