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Choose Your Own Adventure: Eighth Grade Witch — Andrew E.C. Gaska & Valerio Chiola

Choose Your Own Adventure: Eighth Grade Witch — Andrew E.C. Gaska & Valerio Chiola

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Written by Andrew E.C. Gaska • Illustrated by Valerio Chiola • Background art by Leandro Casca

Your first day of eighth grade is about to get considerably weirder.

Welcome to a world of nightmares, witches, ghosts, graveyards, and perhaps most terrifying of all—eighth grade.

In the first official Choose Your Own Adventure graphic novel, you step into the story as Rabbit, the new kid on the block. Where the adventure goes from there is entirely up to you.

Investigate the mysterious witch Prudence Deadly. Wander through spooky graveyards. Meet ghostly ancestors. Try a little witchcraft with your classmates. Each decision sends the story in a new direction, and no path promises the same ending.

Will your choices lead you toward the light—or somewhere considerably more gruesome?

You decide.

Details

  • Interactive Choose Your Own Adventure graphic novel
  • Written by Andrew E.C. Gaska
  • Illustrated by Valerio Chiola
  • Background art by Leandro Casca
  • Multiple story paths and endings
  • Witches, ghosts, graveyards, and supernatural adventure
  • Reader choices determine how the story unfolds

Why We Love It

A graphic novel already invites you to disappear into another world. This one goes a step further and hands you the steering wheel.

We love the combination of branching-story adventure and visual storytelling—and the fact that making a different choice means there’s always another path waiting to be explored. It’s spooky, funny, interactive, and exactly the sort of book that makes “just one more try” surprisingly difficult to resist.

And really, turning eighth grade into a supernatural horror story feels entirely reasonable to us.