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 \n| Prima Games Staff   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| VP   | Credits   |\n| Mike Degler   | Publishing Manager   |\n| Licensing   | Tim Cox   |\n| PaulGiacomotto   | Creative Services   |\n| Marketing Manager   | Wil Cruz   |\n| Jeff Barton   | Production  \u003Cbr>Beth Guzman   |\n| Digital Publisher   |  |\n| Julie Asbury   |  |\n\nThe Prima Games logo and Primagames.com are registered trademarks of Penguin Random House LLC,registered in the United States.Prima Game is an imprint of DK,a division of Penguin Random House LLC,New York.  \nDK/Prima Games,a division of Penguin Random House LLC6081 East 82nd Street,Suite\\#400Indianapolis,IN 46250  \nO2018 The Pokémon Company Intemational.C1995-2018 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAKinc.T,⑧,and character names are trademarks of Nintendo.  \nISBN:978-0-7440-1947-6(Paperback)  \nISBN:978-0-7440-1951-3(Hardback)  \nPrinting Code:The rightmost double-digit number is the year of the books printing;the rightmost single-digit number is the number of the books pinting.For example,18-1shows that the first printing of thebook occurred in 2018.  \n21201918  \n4321  \n01-311220-Nov/2018  \nPrinted and bound by Lake Book  \nyn  \nYO   V  \nYUROWN  \n# READERB/CU\n\nPATH  \n# MakingYourZ-Move\n\nWritten by Simcha Whitehill  \n# HOW TO USE THIS READERACTIVE\n\nWelcome to this Pokémon ReaderActive,where you decidehow the story unfolds!As you read,you'l find instructions nearthe bottom of some pages of the story.These instructions fallinto a couple of categories:  \n1.Some instructions tell you to skip to a certain page-they looklike this:  \nContinue to PAGE 31 and choose your first Pokémon!  \nWhen you see an instruction like this,simply turn to the page that'slisted and continue reading.  \n2.Other instructions let you make a choice.This is how you decidewhere the story takes you!Each of your options is described initsown bar,like this:  \nIf you want Oshawott to fill the hole gently like a pooland swim its way out,go to PAGE 42.  \nWhichever option you choose,just skip to the listed page andcontinue reading.In the example above,le's say you decide tochoose the first option.In this case,just turn to PAGE 10  \nThat's all there is to it!Don't forget-when you finish one story,you can start over,make different choices,and create a wholenew adventure!Now i's time to make your first Z-Move!  \n# MAKING YOUR Z-MOVE\n\nWhiiisssssh,waassssssh.Whiiiissssh,waaaassssssh.The oceanwaves crash then crawl up to your toes.The sparkling seawateris warm and almost as blue as the sky.The beac","cbCaibFDYhYZPUhU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibFDYhYZPUhU","pdf",3229063,68,"English","# A Note to Parents\n## What ReaderActives do\n## Reading levels and age guidance\n# HOW TO USE THIS READERACTIVE\n## Page-skip instructions\n## Choice-based options\n# MAKING YOUR Z-MOVE\n## Choosing a Pokémon partner","[{\"question\":\"What makes ReaderActives different from traditional READERS?\",\"answer\":\"ReaderActives are not assigned a specific reading level and use action-oriented visuals and stories where children make their own choices. 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