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Choose Your Own Adventure - The Antimatter Formula by Jay Leibold · Booklabria

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Choose Your Own Adventure - The Antimatter Formula

Science FictionPlot-your-own stories

Choose Your Own Adventure - The Antimatter Formula

Name: Choose Your Own Adventure - The Antimatter Formula
Author: Jay Leibold

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

The reader is trapped on a deserted planet with the evil scientist Dr. Fingley, an arch-rival of the reader's parents, who has stolen the powerful antimatter device invented by the reader's parents

Subjects: Science Fiction
Plot-your-own stories
Antimatter

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