Books with title Project UFO

Project UFO by R. A. Montgomery takes YOU on an intergalactic adventure to find your extraterrestrial friend Freedo, who you fear may be in danger! 9-12 year old readers will fight adversarial aliens from Calax III, travel through space faster than the speed of light, explore old Pueblo ruins, and endure an alien mind probe. Choose Your Own Adventure Project UFO is an interactive adventure book in which YOU decide what happens next. You have spent your life communicating telepathically with your trusted friend Freedo. Now different groups of Earth scientists have started asking you suspicious questions. Do you tell them about Freedo or keep your connection a secret? Do you agree to help the government or go work for a private corporation? And how good are you at fighting space robots? For readers who enjoyed other titles from the Choose Your Own Adventure series, including: Moon Quest by Anson Montgomery, Punishment: Earth by R. A. Montgomery, and Space and Beyond by R. A. Montgomery.

Two middle school BFFs experience the highs and lows of friendship, boys, sixth-grade politics, sister drama, and popularity in this funny and smart sequel to Project (Un)Popular! Perry can’t figure out what she’s doing wrong. Her best friend, Venice, has a boyfriend, making her feel totally left out—especially when Venice doesn’t seem to have time for Perry or her problems. Yearbook has gotten a little bit better, but Anya is still out to get her, and instead of getting to work on something fun, Perry’s stuck covering the “What’s Hot” section. Even her attempt to help the geeks is backfiring. And when her older sister takes one of the biggest dorks at school under her wing, Perry feels completely betrayed. Now Hayes, a boy she barely knows, is hanging around and giving her stuff, and Perry panics. She doesn’t want a boy to be crushing on her—especially Hayes. And social media makes everything more complicated. Is it even possible for Perry to turn things around and make sixth grade awesome?"The drama of crushes, frenemies, and hovering parents is spot-on."--Kirkus Reviews

Perfect for summer reading is this first book in a fun new series about two middle school BFFs as they experience the highs and lows of friendship, boys, sixth grade politics, sister drama, and popularity. Middle school isn’t a popularity contest. It’s a war. Perry and her best friend, Venice, are excited to be yearbook photographers and tell the story of their school through their art. But that’s before they find out the truth: the spontaneous moments they’re supposed to capture are all faked.Yearbooks should include everybody—even the dorks. But Perry feels totally stuck. Until she starts taking flattering shots of popular people, none of her candids will ever be chosen. Fighting back isn’t going to win her any friends—she might even lose some. It's time to decide what’s more important: fitting in . . . or standing out.

You are part of the first colony of Earthlings on the moon, which you and the other colonists call Luna. You are a student, but you also work two jobs: as a tour guide for visiting Earthlings, and as a research assistant at the geology labs. Life on Luna is full of wonders. You live under a pressurized plastic bubble, where indoor gardens produce food and oxygen. Your instructor at school is a computer-generated hologram, and you download all your textbooks into a tiny computer that you wear on your wrist. Yet you yearn to venture outside the safety of your colony's community to the moon's dark side. The secrets that lie there could advance civilization beyond your wildest imagination -- or destroy it forever.If you decide to go on the mission to the dark side of the moon, turn to page 98. If you want to act as tour guide to the visiting delegates from Earth, turn to page 35. Consider your choice carefully. You've never been to Luna's dark side before. But being a tour guide for these important Earthlings could mean that you will be present when history is made on Luna.What happens next in the story? It all depends on the choices you make. How does the story end? Only you can find out! And the best part is that you can keep reading and rereading until you've, had not one but many incredibly daring experiences!

Perfect for summer reading is this first book in a fun new series about two middle school BFFs as they experience the highs and lows of friendship, boys, sixth grade politics, sister drama, and popularity. Middle school isn’t a popularity contest. It’s a war. Perry and her best friend, Venice, are excited to be yearbook photographers and tell the story of their school through their art. But that’s before they find out the truth: the spontaneous moments they’re supposed to capture are all faked.Yearbooks should include everybody—even the dorks. But Perry feels totally stuck. Until she starts taking flattering shots of popular people, none of her candids will ever be chosen. Fighting back isn’t going to win her any friends—she might even lose some. It's time to decide what’s more important: fitting in . . . or standing out.

Rachel is used to being in control of her emotions, never letting anyone get close to the real her. Nick is exactly the kind of guy Rachel has been trying to avoid getting involved with. Yet, when their school arranges a mysterious project that puts them together, they soon become trapped in a marriage that turns out to be real and legally binding, and they aren’t the only ones.While their parents try to get four hundred students out of these marriages with legal help, the teenagers must live in a compound with their respective spouses for the duration of the project. Being trapped together leaves no room for denials. As Nick begins to fall for Rachel, she does everything in her power to avoid his charms and protect her heart. All she wants is to get out of the marriage, but does she truly want out, or is she only lying to herself?

Mina is a girl who is going through her high school years without many adventures. Suddenly, she is plagued by a mysterious dream just before she decides to travel with her friends on a seemingly uneventful trip. Her life takes a twist as she finds out that her friend is the last living descendant of an ancient organization known as the magic repellers—sworn to rid the world of all traces of dark magic. With their absence, another group has risen to power with the goal of creating a perfect elite society of immortals, with all of humanity beneath their heels. Accidentally discovering a lost experiment that is the last step in total domination, Mina and her friends are thrown on a path to stop the rogue magic users and hopefully get out alive. On the way, Mina meets new allies, battles monsters and other unearthly creatures of the night, faces mistrust and heartbreak. All with the fate of the world riding on her success.

Mina is a girl who is going through her high school years without many adventures. Suddenly, she is plagued by a mysterious dream just before she decides to travel with her friends on a seemingly uneventful trip. Her life takes a twist as she finds out that her friend is the last living descendant of an ancient organization known as the magic repellers—sworn to rid the world of all traces of dark magic. With their absence, another group has risen to power with the goal of creating a perfect elite society of immortals, with all of humanity beneath their heels. Accidentally discovering a lost experiment that is the last step in total domination, Mina and her friends are thrown on a path to stop the rogue magic users and hopefully get out alive. On the way, Mina meets new allies, battles monsters and other unearthly creatures of the night, faces mistrust and heartbreak. All with the fate of the world riding on her success.

Perfect for summer reading is this first book in a fun new series about two middle school BFFs as they experience the highs and lows of friendship, boys, sixth grade politics, sister drama, and popularity. Middle school isn’t a popularity contest. It’s a war. Perry and her best friend, Venice, are excited to be yearbook photographers and tell the story of their school through their art. But that’s before they find out the truth: the spontaneous moments they’re supposed to capture are all faked.Yearbooks should include everybody—even the dorks. But Perry feels totally stuck. Until she starts taking flattering shots of popular people, none of her candids will ever be chosen. Fighting back isn’t going to win her any friends—she might even lose some. It's time to decide what’s more important: fitting in . . . or standing out.

Rachel is used to being in control of her emotions, never letting anyone get close to the real her. Nick is exactly the kind of guy Rachel has been trying to avoid getting involved with. Yet, when their school arranges a mysterious project that puts them together, they soon become trapped in a marriage that turns out to be real and legally binding, and they aren’t the only ones. While their parents try to get four hundred students out of these marriages with legal help, the teenagers must live in a compound with their respective spouses for the duration of the project. Being trapped together leaves no room for denials. As Nick begins to fall for Rachel, she does everything in her power to avoid his charms and protect her heart. All she wants is to get out of the marriage, but does she truly want out, or is she only lying to herself?