Smoke Jumpers

Smoke Jumpers
ISBN-10
1933390298
ISBN-13
9781933390291
Series
Smoke Jumpers
Category
Juvenile Fiction
Pages
116
Language
English
Published
2009
Publisher
Choose Your Own Adventure
Author
R. A. Montgomery

Description

The reader becomes a student enrolled in a summer training program as a smoke jumper in the Pacific Northwest, an area hit hard by a number of small, suspicious forest fires.

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