Famous and Rich

Which Way Books #4

by R.G. Austin

Vintage paperback

Paperback

Published January 1, 1983

About the author

Rita Golden Gelman and Nancy Lamb writing together as R.G. Austin

Reviews

[Josher71]

I read this as a kid and it has bothered me for years that it's "famous and rich", rather than the normal word order of "rich and famous". This book is on the first page of Google results for "famous and rich" for God's sake!

Been waiting 33 years to get that off my chest. Thank you.

[Rick Michael]

I love every one of these opportunities. I like the ending in which you eat brains for dinner.

[Citra Saraswati]

This is my first time reading a "Which Way Books." Such a fun reading but not so great stories. I mean, each story does have a number of endings and my choice will determine the outcome and I always want to be famous and rich. But I guess the author focused too much on mutilating the stories and put them randomly in the book instead of on the quality of the stories themselves. It was fun reading the story alright, getting to choose which page should we turn to. But the endings of the stories man! So BLAND. So anticlimactic, leaving you disappointed after all the excitement (and a bit of a hassle) of making the decision to get to that ending. Even the 15K I spent on the damn book is not worth it and I don't know whether I finish all the storylines, I just stopped caring after two or three meh endings. I guess I will stick to conventional, linear books any day now.