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    Seed Bank Heist
    Seed Bank Heist
    Seed Bank Heist
    Ebook120 pages42 minutes

    Seed Bank Heist

    By J.E Bright and Ethen Beavers

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    Poison Ivy takes over a seed bank filled with the world's most historical and priceless plant seeds. Does Batman enter Ivy's thorny maze alone or call for backup? Should he use a Batarang or another high-tech weapon? Will the Dark Knight cut through Ivy's plants or save each species? In this interactive story, YOU CHOOSE the path Batman should take. With your help, he'll stop the Seed Bank Heist!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781496521781
    Seed Bank Heist
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    J.E Bright

    J. E. Bright is the author of many novels, novelizations, non-fiction books, and novelty books for children and young adults including Walking with Dinosaurs: Patchi's Big Adventure and Walking with Dinosaurs: The Great Migration. He lives in a sunny apartment in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, with his difficult but soft cat, Mabel, and his sweet kitten, Bernard.

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      Book preview

      Seed Bank Heist - J.E Bright

      Poison Ivy has taken over a seed bank filled with the world’s most historical and priceless plant seeds. Only YOU can help the Dark Knight stop this flower felon and her seed bank heist!

      Follow the links at the bottom of each page. The choices YOU make will change the outcome of the story. After you read one path, go back and read the others for more Batman adventures! Use your device's back buttons or page navigation to jump back to your last choice. Then try a different link for a new adventure!

      For the best You Choose experience,

      view in portrait (vertical) orientation.

      Dawn blooms on the dark horizon of downtown Gotham City.

      After a night patrolling the violent streets, Batman heads toward Wayne Manor on his Batcycle. He scowls as he spots the Bat-Signal splashing onto bruise-colored clouds. Fine, he grumbles, turning his motorcycle back to Police Headquarters. One last task before sleep.

      Commissioner Gordon nods when Batman appears on the roof. He looks as weary as Batman feels. There you are, says Gordon. I wouldn’t bother you so early if this wasn’t important. There’s been an escape from Arkham Asylum.

      You need to beef up security there, says Batman.

      It’s already the most high-tech prison in the world, replies Gordon.

      Batman crosses his muscular arms. Who got away this time?

      Pamela Isley, Gordon answers. Our flowery friend.

      Poison Ivy is no friend of ours, growls Batman. She’s a toxic villain who cares more about plants than humanity. Wasn’t she kept free of vegetation for her to control?

      Commissioner Gordon checks his notes. Security guard Aaron Cash informed us that Isley used moss. A spore entered her cell through a cracked water pipe. She made the moss grow giant roots, which split the walls.

      Any reports where she’s headed? the Dark Knight asks.

      We’ve gotten word she’s on her way to the Giordano Botanical Gardens, replies Gordon.

      Batman shakes his head. This is not shaping up to be a good morning. Poison Ivy is too powerful in the gardens. She’s literally a force of nature there.

      The super hero jumps on the rooftop edge. She’ll get there before me, says Batman. Have a strike force on standby.

      As Batman swings down the fire escape to his Batcycle, he opens a map of Gotham City on his communicator. The image hovers in view through his goggles. Burnley District, says Batman, and the map centers on northern Gotham. Arkham Island is far west, close to Giordano Gardens. The Police Department is in Old Gotham, the southern corner of the city.

      Batman revs the Batcycle into motion. The gardens are forty-five minutes away . . . for a normal car following traffic laws. He can make it in fifteen, but that’s too much time for Poison Ivy to wreak havoc.

      Perhaps the new quantum booster on the Batcycle will close the gap.

      Maximum speed, Batman commands.

      Nine minutes later, the Batcycle skids to a halt, tires smoking. The parking lot of the Giordano Botanical Gardens is dotted with old maple and oak trees. Batman eyes them suspiciously. Every plant is a potential weapon.

      A tall stone wall surrounds the garden complex. Batman leaves the Batcycle in defensive camouflage mode.

      As he approaches the ticket booth, four people run out screaming. They’re wearing matching green shirts with STAFF sewn in bold letters over the chest.

      Batman catches a young man by the wrist. "Where

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