Choose Your Own Adventure Jr.

You’re the unexpected caretaker of a small but mighty monster in this interactive book from the bestselling Choose Your Own Adventure series, now for readers 5-8!

Filled with colorful illustrations, these books for little kids make reading together extra fun. But be careful!!! The choices YOU make could land you in a real-life monster movie!

You’re on a school trip at the Museum of Media, just in time to catch the last day of their exhibit on classic monster movies. When you sneak away to check it out, you stumble upon props from one of your favorites: ＂Kaiju Gaga.＂ There’s even a monster egg from the film! But when you reach out and touch the egg ... it cracks.

Is that an eye looking out at you? Should you run back to join your class and pretend like nothing happened? Or do you want to meet whatever’s emerging face-to-face, and accept the Kaiju consequences?

E(ugene).C. Myers (he/him) is a New York Times bestselling author. He won the Andre Norton Nebula Award for his first novel, Fair Coin, and is the author of the S0S thriller series, four RWBY young adult books, and two interactive novels in the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise. His recent short works include stories in The Sunday Morning Transport, Tasting Light: Ten Science Fiction Stories to Rewire Your Perceptions, and Overwatch 2: Heroes Ascendant, as well as an episode of The Sounds of Nightmares, the first audio fiction series from the world of the Little Nightmares video games.

Eugene was assembled in the United States from Korean and German parts, and raised by a single mother and a public library in Yonkers, New York. His science fiction and fantasy short stories have been published in magazines and anthologies such as A Thousand Beginnings and Endings, Mother of Invention, Behind the Song, Kaleidoscope: Diverse YA Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories, and others. He has also written for Realm’s serialized fiction podcasts ReMade, Alternis, and Orphan Black: The Next Chapter.

Eugene attended the Clarion West Writers Workshop in 2005 and is a member of the NYC writing group Altered Fluid. In his intermittent free time, he live streams retro video games on YouTube.