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Enter classic literature's most famous magical realm, and make choices to survive L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in this Choose Your Path adventure.
You are Dorothy, the accidental adventurer. You've been swept away from your home in Kansas by a deadly tornado. Now, you find yourself in the Land of Oz, a fantastical world of witches, monsters, and talking animals. Every moment, your life is at risk. You must use your knowledge and courage--and plenty of help from your strange collection of friends--to survive such perils as angry trees, tiger-bears, and winged monkeys.
Can You Survive the Wonderful Wizard of Oz? adapts the classic novel into a Choose Your Path book for kids. The survival story puts readers in control of the action. Do you have what it takes to traverse the road of yellow brick? Or will this dangerous route and its many obstacles lead to your doom? Step into this adventure, and choose your path. But choose wisely, or else!
Interactive books for kids are more popular than ever. Create your own adventure with the Interactive Classic Literature book series for boys and girls. You're the main character. You make the choices. Can you survive?
About the author
Ryan Jacobson is an award-winning author and presenter. He has written more than 60 titles―from comic books to Choose Your Path adventures. Ryan prides himself on writing high-interest books for children and adults alike, so he can talk picture books in kindergarten, ghost stories in high school, and other fun stuff in between. His most popular titles include the
Constellations Activity Book,
Can You Survive the Call of the Wild?, and
Eagle in the Sky.
Ryan greatly enjoys sharing his knowledge of writing and book publishing at schools and special events. When he isn’t working on books, Ryan likes to build LEGO sets, play board games, and try new restaurants. He lives in eastern Minnesota with his wife and two sons.
Summary
In this Choose Your Path adventure, the reader becomes Dorothy, a beloved character from classic literature, and must make choices in order to survive L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
