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Twistaplot #6
Crash Landing!
By making choices that alter the plot, readers determine the fate of a group of passengers whose plane crashes in the Andes Mountains of South America.
- GenresGamebooks
94 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1983
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About the author
Arthur J. Roth
22 books15 followersArthur Joseph Roth (Nina Hoy, Barney Mara, Slater McGurk, Pete Pomeroy)
Has worked as a bartender, carpenter, coalminer, factory worker, logger, farmer, high school teacher of Spanish, college instructor in writing, clerk-typist, and truck driver.
Two for Survival was selected as one of the children's books of the year, 1976, by the Children's Book Committee of the Child Study Association.
Under pseudonym Pete Pomeroy:
Wipeout! (1968)
The Mallory Burn (1971)
Crash at Salty Bay (1972)
Under pseudonym Barney Mara:
Forest Fire
Under pseudonym Nina Hoy:
The Runaway (1979)
Under pseudonym Slater McGurk:
The Grand Central Murders (1964)
The Denmark Bus (1966)
The Big Dig (1968)
Has worked as a bartender, carpenter, coalminer, factory worker, logger, farmer, high school teacher of Spanish, college instructor in writing, clerk-typist, and truck driver.
Two for Survival was selected as one of the children's books of the year, 1976, by the Children's Book Committee of the Child Study Association.
Under pseudonym Pete Pomeroy:
Wipeout! (1968)
The Mallory Burn (1971)
Crash at Salty Bay (1972)
Under pseudonym Barney Mara:
Forest Fire
Under pseudonym Nina Hoy:
The Runaway (1979)
Under pseudonym Slater McGurk:
The Grand Central Murders (1964)
The Denmark Bus (1966)
The Big Dig (1968)
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October 15, 2020
Onvan : Crash Landing! (Twistaplot, #6) - Nevisande : Arthur J. Roth - ISBN : 0590327267 - ISBN13 : 9780590327268 - Dar Safhe - Saal e Chap : 1983
April 1, 2019
Choose your own adventure books have a special magic. This is one is for younger kids (There's no way to die in this book) so it has some cornier wording and jokes. Honestly, I still love it. I just think not being able to die removes some of the adventure.
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