International Institute for Asian Studies Most Accessible and Captivating Work for the Non-Specialist Reader Accolade Hellenic Foundation's prize for best doctoral thesis in ancient Greek studies in the UK and Republic of Ireland You could play ‘I Spy’ or counting games with the book. ‘How many birds can you see on the “Pets” spread?’ ‘How many four-wheeled vehicles are there on the “Transport” spread?’ ‘How many vegetables can you spot in the “Food” spread?’

Jason, the Argonauts, and the Golden Fleece: An Interactive Mythological Adventure (You Choose: Ancient Greek Myths) by Blake Hoena Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences) --script adaptation Can You Survive a Zombie Apocalypse?: An Interactive Doomsday Adventure (You Choose: Doomsday) by Anthony Wacholtz eerste oplage uitgegeven onder auspiciën van de Collectieve Propaganda van het Nederlandse Boek als 'Boek van de maand'

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At Battle in World War II: An Interactive Battlefield Adventure (You Choose: Battlefields) by Matt Doeden De auteur ontving voor dit boek een projectbeurs eneen ontwikkelbeurs van het Nederlands Letterenfonds. ' books on the history, culture and literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation, recommended for schoolchildren to read independently Can You Survive Antarctica?: An Interactive Survival Adventure (You Choose: Survival) by Rachael Teresa Hanel

Can You Survive a Virus Outbreak?: An Interactive Doomsday Adventure (You Choose: Doomsday) by Matt Doeden Building the Great Wall of China: An Interactive Engineering Adventure (You Choose: Engineering Marvels) by Allison Lassieur World War II Infantrymen: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: World War II) by Steven Otfinoski Chosen by the National Foundation for Jewish Culture on the 350th anniversary of Jewish life in America as a play that "breaks new ground."Can You Survive Extreme Mountain Climbing?: An Interactive Survival Adventure (You Choose: Survival) by Matt Doeden You Choose is great fun to peruse by yourself but it works particularly well as a book to be shared. That’s because it’s impossible to look at the book with another person and not have a conversation about the pictures. Perhaps because we tend to talk more freely when looking at something else rather than each other, we’ve often been told how helpful the book is for speech development, increasing vocabulary, enhancing communication skills and as a bonding tool. Here are some ways it has been enjoyed, as related to us over the years. Lots of these ideas have come directly from children.

The Civil Rights Movement: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Heather Adamson The Korean War: An Interactive Modern History Adventure (You Choose: Modern History) by Michael BurganCan You Survive an Asteroid Strike?: An Interactive Doomsday Adventure (You Choose: Doomsday) by Matt Doeden ASA Section on the Sociology of Consumers and Consumption’s Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award