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by Edward Packard

Author:

Edward Packard

ISBN13:

978-0553238686

ISBN:

055323868X

Language:

English

Publisher:

Bantam USA (1996)

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1606 kb

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Mountain Survival (Choose Your Own Adventure by Edward Packard is you, the narrator, crash landing in a. .Some pages have up to three options to choose from and sometimes the book tracks back in on itself instead of giving you entirely new adventures.

Mountain Survival (Choose Your Own Adventure by Edward Packard is you, the narrator, crash landing in a small plane in the Canadian Rockies. You must not only set off from the crash site to find your way back to civilization but do it quickly because the planes pilot has to stay behind and wait for you due to injury. It is only a 115 page book after all and I've found this author does that with most of his books. The only real problems I had were a few times your fate or those of others are never given in a few of the endings.

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This is a list of books in the Choose Your Own Adventure gamebook series and its various spin-off series. Choose Your Own Adventure, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. 28. Mountain Survival. 1 Books published by Bantam Books (1979–1998). Choose Your Own Adventure. Choose Your Own Adventure for Younger Readers (Bantam-Skylark). Choose Your Own Adventure: Walt Disney Series. Choose Your Own Star Wars Adventure. Choose Your Own First Adventure. 0 Choose Your Own Adventure – Space Hawks. 2 Books published by Chooseco (2005–present).

Mountain Survival (Choose Your Own Adventure: 28. The decisions of the reader determine the course of the story of the struggle to survive winter conditions in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Mountain Survival (Choose Your Own Adventure: 28). (Book in the Choose Your Own Adventure Series).

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It grew out of Edward Packard's Adventures of You Series, with its first manifestation being Lippincott's hardback . The first was Choose Your Own Adventure for Younger Readers, which simply takes the format and tailors it for a younger audience.

It grew out of Edward Packard's Adventures of You Series, with its first manifestation being Lippincott's hardback release of Deadwood City and The Third Planet from Altair which, while not yet officially part of a series, featured the phrase "Choose Your Own Adventure" on the covers. However, it was when Bantam acquired the rights to release the books in paperback starting in 1979 that the series' full potential was realized, and the books almost single-handedly started the American gamebook boom of the eighties.

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You are flying with a friend in the Canadian Rockies, and due to bad weather, the plane crashes and your friend's foot is injured. You need to traverse 9 miles in the mountains to a ranger station, radio for help, and potentially decide what to do next. Except for a criminal in the cabin who is holding a child hostage for ransom, all of the other hazards come from our good friend Mother Nature, and include such child friendly things as hypothermia, a pulmonary edoma, walking off a cliff (it is a blizzard and you are out of it), getting killed by a grizzly bear, and freezing to death. To be fair, the book has some choices centered around basic navigational knowledge and reading a map, and Packard is careful to have a consistent geography throughout. The book's realism extends to the criminal, who is nervous and ambivalent, but is still dangerous. This is a well-written book.

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My son's had this collection as kids and as adults they're reading them again and I'm introducing my grandchildren to them...they love every book..

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You have crashed landed at the top of a mountain in your broken airplane. Your friend has a broken leg and it is up to you to get help for him. But....these mountains are dangerous...they are freezing and have bears and kidnappers.

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Mountain Survival (Choose Your Own Adventure #28) by Edward Packard is you, the narrator, crash landing in a small plane in the Canadian Rockies. You must not only set off from the crash site to find your way back to civilization but do it quickly because the planes pilot has to stay behind and wait for you due to injury. I received this book as part of a lot of CYOA books I bought and wasn't looking to forward to it. The premise sounded like the story might get repetitive but this is actually a solid entry into the series. You have to fight your way through freezing conditions, kidnappers, injuries, boulders, bears, pulmonary edemas (!), and pretty much anything else remote mountain-related you can think of (except for maybe mountain goats).

There are some good decisions that you must make based on knowledge you already have and/or something mentioned earlier in the book. One example of this is being asked if the direction you continue traveling will be keeping the sun to your left or to your right. I found there were many different ways to go about being saved, which was fun. Some pages have up to three options to choose from and sometimes the book tracks back in on itself instead of giving you entirely new adventures. It is only a 115 page book after all and I've found this author does that with most of his books. The only real problems I had were a few times your fate or those of others are never given in a few of the endings. There's one upbeat ending where you await certain help. But if you chose the other path you'll find that in fact the help you're expecting probably crashed! And other times it simply doesn't tell you what happened to the pilot or another boy you (might) run into in the wilderness.

My complaints are pretty minor and I had a good time with this one despite the premise not really appealing to me. This is helped by some great art from the oft-reliable Leslie Morrel. It has a very gritty feel with lots of shading lines and realistic characters. Some of the best drawings in the series.

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