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The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles 1: The Valley of the Kings is the first of Bantam Books' Choose Your Own Adventure series based on The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Written by Richard Brightfield with illustrations by Frank Bolle, and published in 1992, the gamebook adapts the "Egypt, May 1908" segment of Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal.

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The curse of an ancient tomb...
The fabled City of Flowers...
A nighttime trip up the Nile...
A secret passage inside an ancient pyramid...and
A lesson about archaeology...

These are only some of the adventures you will have as young Indiana Jones.

The year is 1908, and you are traveling with your parents, Professor Henry and Anna Jones, and your tutor, Helen Seymour. Your father is about to give a series of lectures in Egypt. There you will explore the ancient land of the pharaohs and get to meet many famous figures in history, among them Lawrence of Arabia and famed archaeologist Howard Carter.

Will you encounter a cursed tomb? Or will you make an astounding archaeological discovery? Only you, as Indiana Jones, can choose your own adventure.

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This book presents fourteen narrative paths, leading to four different endings. The longest path is eighty-two pages and ends on page 78 after Indy, Carter, and Lawrence discover Amenhotep's mummy.

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Find Your Fate
Curse of Horror Island · Lost Treasure of Sheba · Giants of the Silver Tower · Eye of the Fates
Cup of the Vampire · Legion of Death · Cult of the Mummy's Crypt · Dragon of Vengeance
Gold of Genghis Khan · Ape Slaves of Howling Island · Mask of the Elephant
Choose Your Own Adventure
The Valley of the Kings · South of the Border · Revolution in Russia · Masters of the Louvre
African Safari · Behind the Great Wall · The Roaring Twenties · The Irish Rebellion
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