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Bullet Train Disaster | Jack Heath

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30 dangerous paths. 1 brave reader. 30 minutes to escape. YOU CHOOSE THE PATH TO SURVIVE! You are strapped tightly into your seat on the bullet train. The mountain track is so steep, the aisle is a staircase. As the train accelerates at top speed, a passenger slips out of his seat and begins to fall to the back of the train. He will probably die. Do you unstrap yourself to save him, or do you stay in your seat? Countdown the minutes in Jack Heath’s terrifying story of your survival — or your demise! You decide. Read the story in real time! 30 minutes to survive, in 30 minutes* of reading time! *Based on average reading speed

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Bullet Train Disaster | Jack Heath

When I was in grade 4 I remember loving these books I would read them all the time so I decided to see if they still entertain me now and after reading this book I felt almost the exact same joy I did when I was reading this book back in grade 4. after reading it I see why I loved it when I was younger awesome read I would recommend this to any one looking for this type of read.

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