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Books - Picking the storyline


Question Posted Sunday September 16 2012, 5:29 pm

Hi,

Many, many years ago while I was in school, I remember reading a series of Goosebumps books. On certain pages, you could choose what happens. For example, "to go into the hall of mirrors, turn to page 45. To leave the fairground, turn to page 70' and so on.

I've been trying to find these again, but I'm not sure what to search. Is there a name for these types of books? Are there any books that aren't as childish as the Goosebumps series in a similar format? (I'm 20). Can you recommend any books of this format that you've enjoyed reading?

Thanks folks!

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NinjaNeer answered Sunday September 16 2012, 9:05 pm:
These books, which were a staple of my childhood reading, are called Choose Your Own Adventure books. Turns out (I had no idea) they do come in adult versions. Just do a search for "choose your own adventure books for adults" and there are tons to choose from in different genres.

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