The Mark of Cthulhu

Choose Your Own Escape Room Adventure

Gauthier Wendling, David Chapoulet

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Sky Pony Press
01 September 2023

Horror & ghost stories; Crime & mystery fiction (Children's&YA); Horror; Young Adult Horror

Series: Choose Your Own Escape Room Adventure

Age range 12+

A choose-your-own escape room adventure book based on one of H.P. Lovecraft's most feared creations — Cthulhu.

Are you ready to dive into the ruthless world of Lovecraft? You will meet the worst creature the world has ever known: Cthulhu, the ancient god who dwells in the seabed. The latter has been awakened and is determined to trigger the end of the world.

With his relentless logic, analytical mind, and sense of observation, there is no doubt you will have to be better than the old God to hope to escape his mystical traps.

Inspired by real-life escape rooms that are all the rage, these are choose-your-own escape books. The reader is stranded in a place and must escape in order to survive. To escape, you must explore the different rooms, look for clues, solve puzzles to unlock certain situations, and hope to get out alive! Use the notebook to collect your clues. Take care, because there is only one way out, so you'll have to be smarter than the one who locked you here. Good luck!

By: Gauthier Wendling
Illustrated by: David Chapoulet
Imprint: Sky Pony Press
Country of Publication: United States
Edition: Skyhorse Kids ed.
Dimensions: Height: 191mm, Width: 127mm, Spine: 25mm
Weight: 227g
ISBN: 9781510760615
ISBN 10: 151076061X
Series: Choose Your Own Escape Room Adventure
Pages: 288
Publication Date: 01 September 2023
Recommended Age: From 12 to 18 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Gauthier Wendling has been teaching literature since 2003 and writing gamebooks and escape books since 2015. As a teenager, he discovered Lovecraft's cosmic horror tales, Sherlock Holmes' investigations, and Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson's popular gamebooks. In turn, he took up the pen to pay homage to these different genres. He has also created board games and game boxes for the Louvre museum and for popular licenses like Dreamworks Dragons or Minecraft.