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Choose Your Own Adventure - Kidnapped! by Edward Packard · Booklabria

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Choose Your Own Adventure - Kidnapped!

Children's fictionAdventure and adventurers

Choose Your Own Adventure - Kidnapped!

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

While visiting your wealthy best friend, the two of you are kidnapped by international terrorists. You must decide to take action now or wait out the situation.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Adventure and adventurers
Plot-your-own stories

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