R. A Montgomery

"Your parents are inventors, and one day you rescued a robot from the trash that they didn't want anymore. You had a lot of fun with him, but boy did he make things go crazy! Your parents weren't too happy about your robot adventures, but you really miss your friend. Can you trust him to behave himself, or is he about to go cuckoo bananas in front of all your friends?"--P. [4] of cover.

You live on the Hawaiian coast and are an expert sand castle builder. One night, a cry from inside your sand castle leads you to investigate its apparent enchantment.

"Homer is your dog, and best friend. You two have a great time together. But Homer is not a dog who likes to sit at home with a bone in front of the television. One day, Homer vanishes. There are a trail of clues, but you'll have to decide where to look. And who will keep Homer out of trouble? YOU choose what happens next."--P. [4] of cover.

"Fire! is a re-release from the original Skylark series of CYOA books for younger readers. Your house catches fire while your mother is out, and you have only moments to decide what to do. Your closest neighbor is definitely a witch. Maybe she's a good witch? Your small town comes together to make sure the fire's put out"--

Readers make choices that determine the outcome of the story when, while exploring the seas for the lost continent of Atlantis, they are separated from their diving vessel.

The Amazon River basin is home to the greatest biodiversity on planet earth. Will it yield up its potential cures, or sink you in its depths?

"The year is 2045. Civil wars and foreign attacks have split the U.S. into three hostile political areas. Can you make it home from your secret mission in time to help? A once-proud country governed by freedom is torn apart. One section, Dorado, dominates the others with harsh police-state tactics. You are from Turtalia, a new democracy, and you are returning there with important information about Doradan s plans to invade. Two others, Matt and Mimla,...

The reader's decisions control the course of an adventure in which a gambling syndicate tries to influence the outcome of a Swiss auto race.

The reader is asked to make choices which will determine the fate of a discarded robot.

The reader, as an expert mountain climber, embarks on an expedition in the Himalayas to find the Yeti and rescue a fellow climber. By choosing the specific pages, the reader determines the outcome of the plot.