Ancient Rome An Interactive History Adventure by Rachael Hanel*

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Both my eight and eleven year old read this book to themselves to support our study of Ancient Rome.
After reading it, my eight year old was able to summarize major factors for Rome's demise which we have not covered yet!
The reading level is easy enough for third graders but the content will appeal to up to junior high students. 
Tons of history packed into an engaging format.
*Highly recommend.
-Borrowed from the library.
Hi-Lo book-appeals to older student with lower reading ability.

Building the Great Wall of China by Allison Lassieur*

An Interactive Engineering Adventure
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Readers learn about the building of the Great Wall of China during the First Emperor's reign or during the Ming dynasty.
Readers can decide from three different paths-a. be a peasant forced to work on the wall b. bricklayer c. architect
Love this series!
My eleven year old read this to himself during our study of Ancient China.
*Highly recommend.
-Borrowed from the library.

Ancient Greece An Interactive History Adventure by William Caper*

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2 story paths
66 Choices/23 endings
My eleven year old read this during reading to support our study of Ancient Greece.
He really enjoys the story format and the learning that is integrated within the story.
One story path the reader can choose to be an Athenian and the other story path is the life of a Spartan.
*Highly recommend (a great series!).
-Borrowed from the library.

An Interactive History Adventure-Ancient China by Terry Collins*

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My ten year old read this book during our brief study of Ancient China.
He enjoyed choosing which "story path" to read.  He also learned a lot about Ancient China!
*Highly recommend.
-Borrowed from the library.

You Choose-Hades and the Underworld An Interactive Mythological Adventure by Blake Hoena illustrated by Nadine Takvorian

My ten year old son read this book to himself.  He enjoyed it so much that he read it in less than 24 hours!
A lot of Greek history was incorporated into this adventure story which takes place in the underworld, Hades.
There are seven other Greek Myth titles in this You Choose series.  Perfect for an Ancient Greek unit study.
-Borrowed from the library.

You Choose Books-Jack and the Beanstalk by Blake Hoena illustrated by Amit Tayal

"48 choices, 25 endings"
"An Interactive Fairy Tale Adventure"
My third grader checked this book out of our local library.
He loved helping Jack choose his own adventure!
In the back the author includes some critical thinking questions and a list of other classic fairy tale books.
Other books in this series:
Cinderella, Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Little Red Riding Hood.
Reading Level according to the publisher (Capstone Press): 3rd-4th grade
Highly recommend for boys and reluctant readers.
Borrowed from the library.