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Gamebooks had international appeal and were written in (or translates into) many languages. Joe Denver's Lone Wolf series became Loup Solitaire in France - and was hugely successful.
There are many types of gamebook: some are straightforward branching narratives, others ask you to construct a character and use dice to calculate the outcome of combat choices. But they are all (usually) solo adventures - no Dungeon Master is required.
NEVER go to this diner! Just don't...
Girls' Romances (DC, March 1957) and Young Love (DC, March 1972).
"How can I tell him my awful secret?" Girls' Romances no 156, April 1971.
"Ooh it DOES go right through you, doesn't it!"
Guinness gives you power, 1968.
Scientists and mathematicians love the Rubik's Cube: as an exercise in engineering, topology and mathematical group theory it's hard to beat. Scientific America even dedicates a cover to the maths of the Cube.
The Best Of A E Van Vogt volumes 1 and 2. Sphere Books, 1979. Cover art by Peter Elson.
Perfect for notepaper: a Rudolf Witzel border design for Jugend magazine (1901).