Choose your own adventure

You the reader find a note from your brother, a reporter for a newspaper, saying if he is not back by six o'clock to sound the alarm. After six what should you do?.

You the reader are asked to test the latest invention of a scientist who lives in your neighborhood. The invention, a superbike, travels to speeds in excess of sixty miles per hour. Should you tell your friends about the bike? You the reader must decide what to do.

The reader determines what happens when a letter with three clues leads to a treasure ship that has mysteriously sunk off the coast of Orcas Island.

The reader chooses how the story will end from 27 possible endings, as he and his friends spend the summer in a house rumored to be haunted.

Put yourself in the place of a boy on a cross-country ski trip trapped in an ice cave by an avalanche and select the options leading to eight different outcomes.

Great-aunt Celia takes off on an expedition and leaves you in charge. When it looks as though she won't return by the end of the month, you follow the instructions in her note. You decide what happens next.

Can you survive an adventure on Sugarcane Island? The reader connects the passages through a series of decisions that can bring survival and rescue or certain death.

Ten years ago the Taurons conquered Earth and turned your home into a wasteland. When you receive an offer to fight the Tauron, you accept. You decide what happens next.

As the winner of a computer programming contest, you win a computer named Conrad. You turn Conrad on an find he is a genius, you (the reader) decide what happens next in the story.

One moonlit night you find a mermaid crying on the beach. You decide what happens next.