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Quest - Choose your own adventure 10 book set
SKU: 8655-11214996
$25.00
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Choose your own path through x4 Science, x4 Geography, x2 History themed Adventure books set out to test your knowledge.
All books are in Perfect Condition, the box that holds them together Minor wear and 1 large tear.
Whether you’re collecting “Quest” books or want an CYOA book for yourself or your kids, these books are in perfect condition, ready for anything and sees you help the nameless main character through which ever story challenge you pick.
See photos for book details, some examples of the styling and box damage.
Condition
Used: very good
Books Types
Action & Adventure, Children's Books, Collectibles, Comic Book or Graphic Novel, History, Horror, Literature & Fiction, Non-Fiction, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Short Stories, Teens & Young Adult
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Other
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