Most Popular Books by Shannon Gilligan

Choose from 9 possible endings in this interactive Choose Your Own Adventure book for 5- to 8-year-old readers! Choose Your Own Adventure books-the 4th bestselling children''s series of all time-are now for little kids, too! Filled with colorful illustrations on almost every page, these books make reading together extra fun. But be careful!!! The choices YOU make might lead to a real-life ghost. Your family vacation in the Caribbean islands takes a spooky turn when YOU meet a pirate ghost. Should you join a group of kids to go spy on the island ghost? Or sneak off to the haunted cemetery in the middle of the night and brave the ghost alone? This haunted adventure might have you travel back in time, sail across the sea, or recover a skull from a museum.

While on a vacation in Vermont, two sisters become determined to prove that there is a sea monster living in Lake Champlain, in a book where the reader''s choices determine the outcome of the story.

(Ages 5-8) Meet Princess Peregrine Yvette (aka "Princess Dirt"), who has the manners of a gentlelady but the kneecaps of a troll. Princess Perri''s mother sends her off to princess camp on Princess Island for a bit of polishing up on her royal skills, but Princess Dirt''s heart is in the wilds of nature.

You the reader find a note from your brother, a reporter for a newspaper, saying if he is not back by six o''clock to sound the alarm. After six what should you do?

You are in Japan and a valuable tea ceremony bowl has been stolen from the Ura Senke School of Tea. What you choose to do next in your search for the tea bowl known as "Yukisoo" will take you all over Kyoto and beyond.

(Ages 9-12) Your uncle Gilroy unearths an amulet that proves the existence of an ancient civilization called Satyrion, and ends years of research in the Australian outback. But he needs your help. His search is threatened by traitors and crime syndicates who believe the area holds another treasure--uranium!

It is up to you to investigate the disappearance of Jim Thompson the Silk King.

You live with your family in the Japanese city of Kyoto. Your best friend calls you and tells you that a national treasure has been stolen. It is a tea bowl called Yukisoo. Your list of possible suspects includes high-ranking politicians, socialites, the Mafia, and a housekeeper. With such a long list, your search will be difficult, but this tea bowl is worth more than money can buy What would you do if? ? one of your suspects insisted the bowl he had was a fake? Would you believe him and free him? Or would you leave him tied up and take the bowl? What would you do if? ? the kidnapper guarding you fell asleep? Would you steal his weapon and try to escape? Or would taking it be too risky? What would you do if? ? you felt you were being followed by two men in a dark car? Would you make a break for it? Or would you pretend to make a call and check them out more closely? YOU choose what happens next

During an overnight camp-in at the science museum, rumors of a possible jewel robbery at the museum bring added excitement.

When things start disappearing from kids'' lockers at school, Jeanine Hoffman is falsely accused of being the thief. It''s up to the gang to solve the case and clear her name.

As soon as they open their detective agency, the Secret Gang is called on to investigate the presence of a ghostly apparition at the train yard swamp.

Our secret gang gets involved in a mystery when the hands from the museum clock tower are stolen. They''re determined to find the thief, but as they track the clues they find themselves heading straight for trouble instead.

The reader is given choices to make which determine the outcome of an adventure when wishes can come true.

Gus tells you the cloning lab has found a way to create a robot that''s part human being: The Robot King. Is he crazy, or will the robot cloning lab''s breakthrough create the most powerful robot in the world?

A top contender in the Sudbury Horse Classic, the reader must decide whether to proceed with the competition or give it up to stop someone from killing a horse insured for over half a million dollars.

You and your sister are spending the summer searching for Champ, a mysterious creature who lives in the lake beside your grandparents house.

The reader is a kidnapped fairy princess and must decide which way the story will go.

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Your Uncle Gilroy invites you on an Australian archaeological expedition. You must decide what happens next.

(Ages 5-8) Your second summer on Princess Island is finally here. You might meet the ghost of Violet Grimm or compete for the archery medal. Will you find the Cabin Cup that''s been missing since your mom, the Queen, was a camper? Or will your brother ruin everything?

6 Book Box Set Books 13-18 of Choose Your Own Adventure Series

As the secret gang works on a case involving stolen soda pop and the inventor''s formula for it, Jason struggles to come to terms with his parents'' divorce.

Invited to become a member of Our Secret Gang, Tim Kennedy must first help them figure out who is responsible for sabotaging a science lab experiment.

The reader is given choices to make which determine the outcome of an adventure of Christmas Eve in 1842 London.

Unicorn Princess by Shannon Gilligan takes YOU - the plucky Princess Perri, now ten years old - on a third summer of adventure at camp on Princess Island! Your 6-8 year old reader will show off her new, lucky compass and improved curtsy-skills. When the Head of Camp is nowhere to be found and a new camper needs your help, will you save your fellow princesses from a menacing ghost? Will you make a new friend or discover a bevy of magical creatures, from unicorns to mermaids to talking fish?