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Revision as of 07:32, 18 March 2007
The BBC Tenth Doctor Adventures are a series of novels printed by BBC Books and are stories featuring the Tenth Doctor. Following the success of the BBC Ninth Doctor Adventures, six novels were published in 2006 featuring the Doctor and Rose, and more have been announced for 2007 featuring the Doctor and Martha Jones.
List of Tenth Doctor Adventures
| Title | Author | ISBN | Image |
| The Stone Rose | Jacqueline Rayner | ISBN 0-563-48643-0 | 
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| The Feast of the Drowned | Stephen Cole | ISBN 0-563-48644-9 | 
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| The Resurrection Casket | Justin Richards | ISBN 0-563-48642-2 | 
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| The Nightmare of Black Island | Mike Tucker | ISBN 0-563-48650-3 | 
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| The Art of Destruction | Stephen Cole | ISBN 0-563-48651-1 | 
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| The Price of Paradise | Colin Brake | ISBN-0-563-48652-X | 
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| Man of Steel | Terrance Dicks | ||
| Sting of the Zygons | Stephen Cole | ||
| Wooden Heart | Martin Day | ||
| The Last Dodo | Jacqueline Rayner | ||
| Wetworld | |||
| Forever Autumn | |||
| Sick Building |
Quick Reads
| Title | Author | ISBN | Image |
| I Am a Dalek | Gareth Roberts | ISBN 0-563-48648-1 | 
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Notes
Behind the chapter numbers in the books are symbols similar to the "Gallifreyan writing" seen in the series. The same symbols appear on the spines, and are presumably Gallifreyan numbers. The recurring patterns in the symbols suggest that Time Lords count in base seven.
