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Mountain Survival | Edward Packard

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After crashing in the Canadian Rockies and hiking through the snow for help the reader must decide what to do when he comes upon a terrifying scene.

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ImperfectCJ

Mountain Survival | Edward Packard

One of our favorite restaurants uses choose-your-own-adventure books to give patrons their checks. I approve. (They also have photos of Danzig and heavy metal cats in the bathrooms.)

ImperfectCJ Ew, sorry for the blurry photo. I couldn't tell it was blurry with my progressives. I don't think I have a better one, though. 2d

IriDas It's stylishly blurry. Like the haze of remembrance. :) 2d

Daisey Such a fun idea! 2d

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MemoirsForMe Cool idea! 2d

CSeydel Ooh, which restaurant? 2d

ImperfectCJ @CSeydel Kindred in South Park, San Diego 2d

CSeydel Fun! 1d

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IReadThereforeIBlog

Mountain Survival | Edward Packard

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Edward Packard‘s adventure game book (illustrated by Leslie Morrill and part of a series) for children aged 9+ is a fast-paced, genuinely exciting read with some useful survival tips. The reader chooses between different options to direct where the story goes - some to a sticky end, some to fame and riches - which holds the attention and keeps things interesting. The series was a big part of my childhood and still hold up all these years later.

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