An entertaining and colorful story first released in Germany. The three book series can be read in any order.
The interactive reading adventure in the newest Bad Book begins by inviting you to take part in a time travel experience. If you accept then you’ll have to complete a series of challenges to determine if you are up for the task.
The book will remind you of the Choose Your Own Adventure series. The difference here is you don’t choose from various plots. Instead you solve various puzzles that direct readers to points across the 170 pages based on their answers.
The illustrations are fantastic and show many of the unique characters and settings.
You can complete THE LITTLE BAD BOOK 3 in under 2 hours making it a great companion for summertime travel. You might end up trying them all.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Magnus Myst likes to create magic adventures. He started as a scriptwriter for Sesame Street and now lives in Cologne, Germany, where he runs the agency for time travel, magic, and adventure. Apart from that, he plays ukulele and is a totally normal person who unfortunately cannot stop being enthusiastic about the miracles of the universe.
ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR
Thomas Hussung is a freelance illustrator. His favorites are monsters, ghosts, and other fabulous creatures. Since the success of the Little Bad Book series, he has illustrated a number of children’s books.
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This sounds like a fun activity book for anyone. I wonder why it’s called ‘the little bad book’ – is the book trying to stop you from time travelling??? Thanks for sharing, one to watch out!