The Little Bad Book #2 by Magnus Myst
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If you have kiddos who like to choose how a story goes, check out The Little Bad Book #2: Even More Dangerous! This is the second book in the Little Bad Book interactive series for young readers.
The Little Bad Book #2 by Magnus Myst
I grew up reading choose your own adventure books and found them amazingly fun. So when I heard about the Little Bad Book interactive series I wanted my son to read it. I must admit that I couldn’t wait to read it too.
The Little Bad Book #2: Even More Dangerous! is really well written and very entertaining. We both really enjoyed how engaging it is. Even though we haven’t read the first book yet, we felt like we didn’t need to. Although now that we’ve finished reading it, we definitely want to read the first book. Both my son and I liked that no matter how many times you read it you can choose different options. The Little Bad Book #2: Even More Dangerous! is definitely a great book for all readers.
The Little Bad Book #2: Even More Dangerous! is available on Amazon and from your favorite bookseller.
About the Book
In this second book in the Little Bad Book interactive series, young readers will be dared to solve tricky puzzles and funny riddles and become part of the plot in eerily funny stories in order to reveal the Little Bad Book’s secret!
HEY, YOU! PSSST
You might not believe this, but I’ve discovered the biggest secret in the world. Yes, honestly! Should I tell you? Okay. Just be careful! It will be the scariest thing you’ve ever read! I hope you can take it. Can you?? I bet you can. You’re brave, aren’t you?
Do you dare to read me? Come on—do it—read me!
You are the lucky reader who can discover the secret the little bad book is willing to share. The puzzles and riddles will challenge you, but it is definitely worth it! Go ahead and take a chance! You are the baddest one there is!
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 an agency for time travel, magic, and adventure. He plays ukulele and is a totally normal person who just cannot stop being enthusiastic about the wonders of the world.