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    Rumpelstiltskin: An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure
    Rumpelstiltskin: An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure
    Rumpelstiltskin: An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure
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    Rumpelstiltskin: An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure

    By Eric Braun and Alan Brown

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    James? Eddie? Freddy? Chris P. Bacon? In the ultimate name game between the miller's daughter and the little man behind the spinning wheel, it's anyone's guess who will win. Navigate through three fractured retellings of the classic fairy tale. In this story, YOU CHOOSE how it ends. Will you guess correctly and live happily ever after?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateAug 1, 2017
    ISBN9781515797999
    Rumpelstiltskin: An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure
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    Eric Braun

    Eric Braun has written dozens of books for readers of all ages and edited hundreds more. He is a McKnight fellow and a nice fellow, and he likes to ride his bike really far and really fast. He lives in Minneapolis with his wife and two sons, some of whose antics have found their way into his books (unbeknownst to them).

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      Rumpelstiltskin - Eric Braun

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      ABOUT YOUR ADVENTURE

      When all hope is gone, a little magic can change everything.

      In this fairy tale, you control your fate. Take a seat behind the spinning wheel and make choices to determine what happens next.

      Chapter One sets the scene. Then you choose which path to read. Follow the links at the bottom of each page as you read the stories. The decisions you make will change your outcome. After you finish one path, go back and read the others for new perspectives and more adventures. Use your device's back buttons or page navigation to jump back to your last choice.

      CHAPTER 1

      LET ME OUT!

      YOU are inside a locked, dark room. The cruel slam of the door echoes in your ears as you look around. Getting out won’t be easy. No back doors, no windows. You shake the door handle, but it doesn’t move.

      Now what? you wonder to yourself.

      The king has demanded the impossible. Complete what is asked of you or suffer the consequences. But all is not lost. You may have a trick or two up your sleeve.

      To be a citizen of a futuristic underwater world, press here.

      To be a student at a wacky middle school, press here.

      To be a magical but lonely little man, press here.

      CHAPTER 2

      THE AIR IN THERE

      The future has arrived, and it’s not pretty. For years you heard about how global climate change was damaging the world. Someday, the experts warned, you won’t recognize Earth.

      Well someday is now. Sea levels have risen so far that land is disappearing. The cities that haven’t submerged are overcrowded, and the air is filthy with pollution. The government, rebel gangs, and ordinary people fight violently over turf. To escape the chaos, some desperate communities have built bubbles underwater.

      These bubble cities get fresh air through pipes that run to the surface of the water. But the air is still dirty, and the population inside your bubble is outgrowing what the pipes can provide.

      Your father is a seaweed miller, but he always wished to be something more. A hero. Spinning seaweed into cotton yarn for clothing used to be an important job. But with oxygen getting short, it seems ridiculous. Who cares about nice clothes when it’s so hard to breathe?

      That’s why the king of your bubble got so excited when Father said you could spin seaweed straw into oxygen. Down here oxygen is more valuable than gold. The king could make a fortune selling fresh oxygen to the people. Before you could say fool’s gold, the greedy king locked you inside a small, dark room with a spinning wheel and piles of seaweed.

      Turn this seaweed into oxygen by morning, the king said, or you will die.

      You fall to the

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