Chinese Dragons (Choose Your Own Adventure #30)(Paperback/Revised)
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Book Details
Author(s)
R. A. Montgomery
Publisher
Chooseco
ISBN / ASIN
1933390301
ISBN-13
9781933390307
Marketplace
India 🇮🇳
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Description
Beware and Warning!
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This book is different from other books.
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You and YOU ALONE are in charge of what happens in this story.
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There are dangers, choices, adventures, and consequences. YOU must use all of your numerous talents and much of your enormous intelligence. The wrong decision could end in disaster - even death. But, don't despair. At any time, YOU can go back and make another choice, alter the path of your story, and change its result.
You live at the dawn of the Tang Dynasty, on a rural farm in China. As an orphan, your life is hard. When bandits invade your small village, you witness danger and violence - but you also see a chance to escape, and change your life forever. You know that this ancient clan show no mercy to its captors. You've got to do something. But what? Running for freedom would be risky. Would staying where you are, as a prisoner, be the best choice?
Â
This book is different from other books.
Â
You and YOU ALONE are in charge of what happens in this story.
Â
There are dangers, choices, adventures, and consequences. YOU must use all of your numerous talents and much of your enormous intelligence. The wrong decision could end in disaster - even death. But, don't despair. At any time, YOU can go back and make another choice, alter the path of your story, and change its result.
You live at the dawn of the Tang Dynasty, on a rural farm in China. As an orphan, your life is hard. When bandits invade your small village, you witness danger and violence - but you also see a chance to escape, and change your life forever. You know that this ancient clan show no mercy to its captors. You've got to do something. But what? Running for freedom would be risky. Would staying where you are, as a prisoner, be the best choice?
