Dive Into Claws Of The Macra (Doctor Who: Decide Your Destiny, #13) Crafted By Trevor Baxendale Published As Leaflet

Baxendale, “Claws of the Macra: Decide Your Destiny Doctor Who” London: Penguin,

Multiple varying story liens and conclusions, Not all of them satisfying, Spoiler: neither 'you' nor the main protagonists die

EntryPipes in the cave resemble the original novel “Doctor Who and the Daleks”
EntryAmy: “'I have a really bad feeling about this.
. . '” echos Star Wars quote
Entry“'Decide your own destiny, eh' the Doctor nods approvingly,
EntryError, in bold “If Professor Greif as good as he seems” Should be “Is Professor Greif as good as he seems” A BBC Books adventure book based on the longrunning British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
It lets you join the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond on their travels through time and space in the TARDIS and influence the story with your decisions.
Ill probably read this multiple times for the different stories, But for the one I read it was short and ok, It wasnt terrible but at the same time it was just ok This was fun :It was fun to choose the way the story went.
I enjoyed reading it! this was another cute choose your own destiny book featuring the doctor, just like the last one, it took me aboutminutes to read, I love Choose Your Own Adventure books, I love Doctor Who. What could be better I want to let people know that you can still read this book without the online content now gone, I looked through every page and there is always another page to go to instead of online content when making a choice! I will now be giving this to my nephew to read.
This one was a little better in terms of me choosing what I would do, Also it's withand Amy so that's the best, I love that a villain from thend Doctor was used :, I actually remembered it so that was classic Whovian, It was kind of a funny read because it's definitely geared toward young children but in my ending the Doctor had to unfortunately terminate the lives of these Macra to save Earth but he invited me to travel with him and Amy.
Other endings included me just returning to the rest of my group so at least I proved myself worthy enough to become a companion, Doctor Who nerdiness for life I personally love doctor who! And who doesn't love a "decide your own adventure" book! It being a children's book I knew I wasn't going in for the wording of the book, but rather the fun.
It took me back to the "Goosebump" choose your own adventure books that I used to read constantly when I was young, I had a blast just continuously going through and picking different outcomes, It is exactly what you expect out of a children's doctor who choose your own adventure book, The Doctor faces an evil crab race

I did not thin this Decide Your Destiny novel was

as good as the other one I read, The Doctor was not in it as much, there was less action, and the few times I read it, there were no bad endings, over all not a bad book for a very young Doctor Who fan, but not really good for young adult or adult readers, good as the movie tho Yes, believe it or not I'm done, And I DID say it was light reading, did I not
Though I admit I just followed where my choices led me in the story, when I would have normally read through all possible choices.


Also, there was supposed to be an online interactive thing as well that goes together with the book, but when I went to the url, it said that the Decide Your Destiny part has been discontinued, so that's a bummer.


But yeah, I found that this was a children's book anyway too, so no surprises that I finished it in record time,

The choices didn't go forward in the book as most decideyourownstories do this one goes back and forth, which can be a wee bit tiresome after a while.
Either way though, like I said, this makes for decent light reading, Trevor Baxendale is a novelist who has penned several Doctor Who tie in novels and audio dramas, He lives in Liverpool, England with his wife and two children, .