Choose Your Own Adventure books were a staple of my childhood, as they were some of my favorite books to read. Now there is different series of these books catering to different ages of readers. I ...

N o good thing ever dies, Stephen King once wrote, and while he was talking about hope, the saying could well be applied to the hugely popular 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books from the 1980/1990s ...

May 29, 2014— -- Consider it the modern version of the children's game books you loved in the 1980s and 1990s. Fans can now choose their own adventure on Vine, hopping from video to video ...

Choice of Games offers apps in the same vein as the classic Choose Your Own Adventure books. As a kid, I loved the Choose Your Own Adventure books. My first one was The Haunted House which I found ...

They've been so wildly successful with the Choose Your Own Adventure brand and series of books that they've got their own company. Now they're bringing a skill, with Audible, to Amazon's Alexa system.

If you enjoyed reading the Choose Your Own Adventure gamebooks published by Bantam Books in the 1980s and '90s, you're going to love this bit of movie news: Fox has a Choose Your Own Adventure ...

Most of you probably remember reading Choose Your Own Adventure books, which gained a lot of popularity in the 1980s. In COYA CYOA novels, the story, under your control, does not follow a linear ...

Choose Your Own Adventure also served as the inspiration for “Bandersnatch,” a 2018 episode of the Netflix anthology series Black Mirror. In the episode, ...

I've uploaded my 600dpi scans of, what I'm told, is an absolutely incredible Choose Your Own Adventure gamebook from 1986, The Mirage Castle. Yes, that is Zelda, and you do play as her too, and ...

Choose Your Own Adventure , the beloved 1980s book series with over 180 titles , might be getting a tech makeover for a new generation. The company behind the books, Chooseco, is launching a ...

Remember Choose Your Own Adventure books? The interactive children’s books, in which the reader assumes the role of the protagonist and determines the outcome of the story, were ubiquitous during the ...

The Choose Your Own Adventure books weren’t tied to a specific genre, but to the idea that the reader could choose how the protagonist would proceed in the middle of a haunted-house story, a ...