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It’s 1492, and you’re taking care of little Yitzchak, whose grandfather is trying to save the Jews from being kicked out of Spain. You discover a plot to kidnap the boy, but can you save him in time? Only YOU can decide!  
Ages 10+
Pages 164
Publisher Judaica Press
Last Offered Jul 2026

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254 Reviews

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Full of mystery!

Review by MiaSarenna

The Spanish Plot is a choose-your-own-adventure story full of mystery. There are so many different endings and story paths from which to choose. You, along with your younger brother Yitzchak, are the main characters: Jewish children living in the city of Toledo in the kingdom of Castile. The year is 1492. I enjoyed giving the book to my family and seeing which endings they chose. If you are interested in this book be sure to pick The Spanish Plot. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! :) <3

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Wow

Review by Jane59

This book is so awesome. Me and my sister could not stop reading and choosing the plot. I recommend it ❤️

Sep 08, 2026 06:07 PM
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The Spanish Plot

Review by HorseyLove

This book really wasn't for me. I like a book that already has the plot chosen. So it really didn't satisfy me.

Sep 07, 2026 07:56 PM
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the spanish plot

Review by Frochel

good book

Sep 06, 2026 09:27 PM
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A little scary

Review by BionicBoy82

This book was a bit scary because lots of crazy things were happening, but it was pretty good.

Sep 06, 2026 08:19 PM
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The Spanish Plot

Review by Slothie8

I liked that I could choose my own path. It was interesting and kept my attention because of all the different things that were happening.

Sep 06, 2026 08:02 PM

Parent Guide

This choose-your-own-adventure is set in Spain in 1492. The reader is taking care of young Yitzchak, the grandson of Don Abarbanel, a scholar and financial advisor to Queen Isabella. Don Abarbanel has been working hard to convince the queen not to expel the Jews, but it seems unlikely that he’ll succeed. Meanwhile, the queen wants Don Abarbanel and his family to convert to Judaism so he can continue to advise the queen. When he refuses, the royal court hatches a plot to kidnap and forcibly baptize young Yitzchak. The reader is offered a series of options for responding to the various events surrounding the kidnapping attempts, resulting in a variety of outcomes. The book includes an author’s note explaining that, while this book is based on the true story of the attempted kidnapping of Don Abarbanel’s grandson, not all of the details or possible endings are historically accurate.
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