How To Make A Choose Your Own Adventure Novels & Stories

Brad’s TV was larger and got more channels than his own, and if the writer got to have Bias, then at the very least Harold should get to enjoy the luxury of the main house and the big-screen TV for one night. He flipped around the stations, a bit overwhelmed by the choices. It reminded him of being a child and reading those Choose Your Own Adventure books. He always found the choices at the end of every page agonizing, and he would use numerous scraps of paper to bookmark certain pages so he could go back and make another choice if he didn’t like the direction his first decision led him.

my brother said, and I have never heard him sound so cold and distant. “This will be the first, and last entry from me. I thought of many ways on how to go about this, and I decided this would be the most entertaining. I don’t have the Gift of clairvoyance or foresight, but I do know how to plan ahead. And if nothing has gone wrong, then the people listening to me right this moment would no doubt include my father, my sister Alisa, and Jester Lee. There may be others, but I don’t care about that. This story I am about to tell is not for them. It is for my family. And Alisa’s plus one—who will try his best to get in my way, but he will not succeed. Not this time.

Chapter 2 “Okay, here’s the idea,” I continue, my throat dry so I grab my beer for a quick sip, the cool liquid doing nothing to calm the fire starting low in my belly. “We grab a jar or a bowl, whatever’s around, and everyone writes down dares on slips of paper. Dirty ones, the stuff we’d never admit out loud normally. Then we draw one at a time, and whoever pulls it has to do it. We set a timer if needed, but the point is to let go, see where it takes us.”