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Up2U Adventures
Do your young readers love adventure books with multiple story lines but get confused with all of the page turns? Does your reluctant reader give up when faced with too many options? The Up2U Adventures chapter books have the multiple story line feel, but aren't as confusing for reluctant readers! Readers follow an engaging, character-driven storyline and then make the last major decision for the character from three options. The ending is Up2U!
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! Dylan's creepy hobby is getting gravestone rubbings from the old cemetery. He thinks that one from Dr. Naper, Cedarville's own Dr. Frankenstein,… More →
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! After being clawed by a stray cat, Tray began to feel a little strange. Soon, he is turning into a cat every night. He has to track down the old… More →
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! When young Archer and his partner, Bull, find a silver vein in the Arizona desert, they think they will be rich. But Cactus Flats is a town with… More →
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! On May 31, 1889, the rains flooded Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Sarah Beth, her mother, and Vincent--a boy she likes--struggle to save what they can… More →
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! When Vanessa starts school in the middle of the year, she is teased and ignored. Sara has gone through this before, and she doesn't like what is… More →
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Up2U Adventures--where the ending is Up2U! Ana thinks that her new school is very strange. Middlehurst Elementary School has a lot of rules. And everyone follows them. Or else. When Ana and… More →
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