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Exploration Infinity
Exploration Infinity

By Edward Packard

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Whales
Whales

By Graham Faiella

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Sugarcane Island
Sugarcane Island

By Edward Packard

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Gorga, the space monster
Gorga, the space monster

By Edward Packard

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The reader is given choices to make which determine the outcome of an adventure with a space monster who arrives in Cape Cod.

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The Cave of Time
The Cave of Time

By Edward Packard

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The Mystery of Chimney Rock
Your Code Name is Jonah Choose Your Own Adventure 6
Deadwood City
Deadwood City

By Edward Packard

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By following the instructions at the bottom of each page, the reader can have several different adventures in the Old West.

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The Mystery of Chimney Rock
The Mystery of Chimney Rock

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Your Code Name is Jonah
Your Code Name is Jonah

By Edward Packard

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By following the instructions at the bottom of each page, the reader is an American spy.

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