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Worst-case Scenario Ultimate Adventure : Everest!: No. 1

Worst-case Scenario Ultimate Adventure : Everest!: No. 1

by David Borgenicht (Author)

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    Hardcover 2011

    $3.47
Synopsis

In this highly illustrated, interactive (Choose Your Own Adventure) Worst-Case Scenario title, you are trying to become the youngest person ever to climb Mount Everest. You will make choices about your own survival and then experience the consequences of those choices. Will you summit Mount Everest and return to base camp safely, successfully earning the title of the youngest person ever to climb Mount Everest? Or will you be forced to turn back early, or worse...? Only you can determine your own fate.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 208
 Publisher: Chronicle Books
Published: 01 Apr 2011
ISBN 10: 0811871231
ISBN 13: 9780811871235

Media Reviews
Quick, clean fun. - Kirkus Reviews
The format and subject matter will be especially appealing to reluctant readers. A fun as well as informative addition. - School Library Journal
A fascinating, thoughtful book. ...Everest is an excellent read for someone who doesn't find reading a thrill and gratifying accomplishment for someone who does! - Kids Books blog
Author Bio
David Borgenicht is a writer, editor, publisher, and co-author of all the books in The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook series. He lives in Philadelphia. David Morton has reached the summit of Mt. Everest six times and is one of the premier international expedition leaders operating today. In addition to Mt. Everest, David has guided and climbed the Seven Summits (the highest peak on each continent), and participated in climbing trips to Pakistan, Mongolia, Tibet, Nepal, and across the Americas. Travelling extensively throughout the world, David spends his time working as a professional mountain guide and photographer. Bill Doyle was born in Lansing, Michigan, and wrote his first mystery when he was eight. He loved seeing the shock on people's faces when they discovered the identity of the story's villain-and knew then that he was hooked on writing. Bill has written for Sesame Workshop, LeapFrog, Scholastic, Rolling Stone, TIME For Kids and the Museum of Natural History. He lives in New York City with a mysterious dachshund named Esme.