selling the idea to New York publisher Bantam Books. "Choose Your Own Adventure" became one of the most successful children's book series of all time, selling 250 million books in 38 languages ...

The publishing house retitled the books “Choose Your Own Adventure” and Packard returned to help write them. In 1980, Bantam signed Packard and Montgomery to separate deals that allowed them ...

If you enjoyed reading the Choose Your Own Adventure gamebooks published by Bantam Books in the 1980s and '90s, you're going to love this bit of movie news: Fox has a Choose Your Own Adventure ...

Shortly after, Bantam Books acquired the rights to the series and changed the title to “Choose Your Own Adventure.” The books began with the reader occupying a character — alien, millionaire ...

If you want to watch these books turn into a phenomenon, continue to HEYDAY. At Bantam, Choose Your Own Adventure finally found the huge readership its creators always believed it could entice.

the idea eventually made its way to Bantam Books, a publishing giant, where he and a creative partner, the late Ray Montgomery, were contracted to write the first six Choose Your Own Adventure ...

The “Choose Your Own Adventure” series officially launched in 1979. Montgomery and Packard were each contracted to write six books. The first title to be picked up by Bantam was Montgomery's ...

He would later sell the line to Bantam Books, who gave it the name "Choose Your Own Adventure," which people know today. Montgomery continued to write for the series, Chooseco notes, with his most ...

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