Books published by publisher W.H.Allen

You're The Star! 40 ThrillingEndings!Will You Become TrappedIn Time ?Youare hiking in Snake Canyon when you find yourselflost in the strange, dimly lit Cave of Time.Gradually you can make out two passageways. One curvesdownward to the right; the other leads upward tothe left. It occurs to you that the one leadingdown may go to the past and the one leading up maygo to the future. Which way will youchoose?If you take the left branch, turn to page 20.If you take the right branch, turn to page 61. Ifyou walk outside the cave, turn to page 21. Becareful! In the Cave of Time you might meet up witha hungry Tyrannosaurus Rex, or be lured aboard analien spaceship!What happensnext in the story? It all depends on the choices youmake. How does the story end? Only you can findout! And the best part is that you can keepreading and rereading until you've had not one but manyincredibly daring experiences!

They’re out there.Waiting. Watching. Unseen by normal eyes, but all too visible to Slim MacKenzie, a young man blessed—or cursed—by Twilight Eyes…They’re out thereLurking in the darkest shadows of an eerie, moonlit carnival. Feeding their twisted needs with human suffering. And fiendishly plotting the downfall of the human race…They’re out thereBut don’t scream.They’ll hear you.

The charming illustrations, coupled with Sasek's playful narrative, makes for a perfect souvenir that will delight children and parents alike. Super-tourist Sasek paints Washington red, white, and blue as he tours the nation's capital. Stops include the Washington Monument (which commands a view of all the Federal buildings and most of the museums, monuments, and memorials), the White House (whose lawn is a grassy launching pad for the President's helicopter), and the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park, the last residence of the world's most famous ursine, Smokey the Bear! With bright pictures and snappy commentary, Sasek wittily captures all the fascinating things to do and see in a city of green parks, wide avenues, and classic white porticoes. Designed by a Frenchman and renowned for its cherry blossoms, This is Washington, D.C.!