Escape (Choose Your Own Adventure, #20)

This was my very favorite Choose Your Own Adventure book, hands-down. Which is weird, since I was totally terrified of most other mid-80s very-obviously-after-nuclear-war-American-dystopia stories, bu...

Curses! Foiled again.I thought I was doing well this time. See, I have to give it to Escape. In Escape, you start off with a clear objective. You're an escaped POW(?) with a small group of others tryi...

I'd forgotten how much I loved these little books when I was a kid! I've already informed my husband that should we have kids, they're allowed to get these books as rewards for when they earn A's ;)Oh...

A vaguely interesting, if cliched, concept about a futuristic world ruled by violent anarchist factions. The reader propels the ultimate story through a series of plot arcs provided throughout.Althoug...

Fantastic for two reasons:1. "Totalitarian Freedom Forever."2. Teaches children that the United States of America is not necessarily a permanent arrangement....

Escape is, in my opinion, one of the better RA Montgomery-written CYOA adventure books that were released. He avoids going on any flights of fancy and instead focuses on an intense cold-warish storyli...

You are part of a rebel group that is hiding from Doradan troops. The Year is 2045 and the United States is divided into 3 districts. This is a choose your own adventure book so There are many possibl...

Choose Your Own Adventure books vary widely in plot and quality of story. This title involves a combination of spy and science fiction story, and for the most part is fairly engaging in the variable s...

So captivating! It was my first time reading a book in which I had to decide what will happen next. You can feel the building tension and then you decided to go for something or somewhere…. you don�...

Choose-Your-Own-Adventure books are always fun. This one, you can read 27 different stories. I did manage to die the first time in a hail of bullets, but the second time I made it to friendly skies. I...