Ryan Jacobson has always loved Choose Your Path books, and he was thrilled to write this one. He used his memories of reading those fun-filled stories and his past experiences as a camp counselor (a highlight of which included a five-day, fifty-two-mile canoe trip) to write “Lost in the Wild.” Ryan is the author of nearly 40 books, including picture books, comic books, ghost stories and Choose Your Path books. He lives in Minnesota with his wife and two sons. For more about Ryan, visit AuthorRyanJacobson.com.

• How to use this bookPrologueChapter 1: CampoutChapter 2: SurpriseChapter 3: ThunderstormChapter 4: AloneChapter 5: BearChapter 6: Face-offChapter 7: NightChapter 8: WolvesChapter 9: ShockChapter 10: HungryChapter 11: DenChapter 12: ShoreCamping safety tipsOutdoor survival tipsDon’t be scared ofReferencesAbout the author

“Lost in the Wild is a definite treat for elementary school readers who want a little fright in their interactive fiction.”—James A. Cox, Library Bookwatch

Ryan Jacobson has always loved Choose Your Path books, and he was thrilled to write this one. He used his memories of reading those fun-filled stories and his past experiences as a camp counselor (a highlight of which included a five-day, fifty-two-mile canoe trip) to write “Lost in the Wild.” Ryan is the author of nearly 40 books, including picture books, comic books, ghost stories and Choose Your Path books. He lives in Minnesota with his wife and two sons. For more about Ryan, visit AuthorRyanJacobson.com.

• How to use this bookPrologueChapter 1: CampoutChapter 2: SurpriseChapter 3: ThunderstormChapter 4: AloneChapter 5: BearChapter 6: Face-offChapter 7: NightChapter 8: WolvesChapter 9: ShockChapter 10: HungryChapter 11: DenChapter 12: ShoreCamping safety tipsOutdoor survival tipsDon’t be scared ofReferencesAbout the author

“Lost in the Wild is a definite treat for elementary school readers who want a little fright in their interactive fiction.”—James A. Cox, Library Bookwatch

Ryan Jacobson has always loved Choose Your Path books, and he was thrilled to write this one. He used his memories of reading those fun-filled stories and his past experiences as a camp counselor (a highlight of which included a five-day, fifty-two-mile canoe trip) to write “Lost in the Wild.” Ryan is the author of nearly 40 books, including picture books, comic books, ghost stories and Choose Your Path books. He lives in Minnesota with his wife and two sons. For more about Ryan, visit AuthorRyanJacobson.com.

• How to use this bookPrologueChapter 1: CampoutChapter 2: SurpriseChapter 3: ThunderstormChapter 4: AloneChapter 5: BearChapter 6: Face-offChapter 7: NightChapter 8: WolvesChapter 9: ShockChapter 10: HungryChapter 11: DenChapter 12: ShoreCamping safety tipsOutdoor survival tipsDon’t be scared ofReferencesAbout the author

“Lost in the Wild is a definite treat for elementary school readers who want a little fright in their interactive fiction.”—James A. Cox, Library Bookwatch