Can You Survive the Call of the Wild?: A Choose Your Path Book (Interactive Classic Literature)

You’ve been stolen from your comfortable home and forced to survive in the frozen wilderness. As a sled dog in the harsh Yukon, every decision could mean the difference between life and death.

In Can You Survive the Call of the Wild?, readers become Buck, a powerful dog fighting for survival in this interactive adaptation of Jack London’s classic adventure.

You are Buck. Once a pampered pet in sunny California, you’ve been thrust into a world of snow, ice, and danger. Greedy men, fierce dogs, and the unforgiving elements threaten you at every turn. Can you earn your place on a sled team? Will you fight for your life and learn to trust your instincts? When the wilderness calls, will you embrace your wild nature? Make choices that shape the story and determine your fate.

You’re the main character in this interactive adaptation by award-winning author Ryan Jacobson, with chapter illustrations by Kat Baumann. As you work your way through the story, it’s up to you to

• make choices that affect what happens
• test your instincts against the dangers of the wild
• overcome the challenges of life as a sled dog
• discover whether your decisions lead to survival—or disaster
• BONUS: build-your-own-miniature-dogsled activity explores the world of sled dogs

Every decision counts. Every choice matters. Will you survive The Call of the Wild?

Ryan Jacobson is an award-winning author and presenter. He has written more than 60 titles―from comic books to Choose Your Path adventures. Ryan prides himself on writing high-interest books for children and adults alike, so he can talk picture books in kindergarten, ghost stories in high school, and other fun stuff in between. His most popular titles include the Constellations Activity Book, Can You Survive the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes?, and Eagle in the Sky.

Ryan greatly enjoys sharing his knowledge of writing and book publishing at schools and special events. When he isn’t working on books, Ryan likes to build LEGO sets, play board games, and try new restaurants. He lives in eastern Minnesota with his wife and two sons.