As a kid, it was fascinating to see how my choices could affect the story, and I always had about seven pages bookmarked to backtrack and try again. By using this site, you agree to the legal terms set out in our Disclaimer, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Disclosure.

We'll help you set the scene then build characters, describe them, name them, and work out how they fit together in an interesting story. Emily Gravett’s experimental, collage-inspired illustrations make her one of my favorite illustrators.

Equally, you can add a little detail, like Thomas Hardy’s Jude the Obscure, to add a little color to a name and make it title-worthy. The children loved finding out and they really enjoyed getting to decide from the question and short clue as to what we might be led to on the next page. He ultimately discarded a dozen ( Gold-Hatted Gatsby, The High-Bouncing Lover, and Trimalchio in West Egg included) before reluctantly picking The Great Gatsby. These subjects frequently form the foundation of a larger piece of literature, advancing the plot and characters and ultimately assisting the reader in comprehending the author's complex world. A vain emperor who doesn't care about anything except wearing the finest clothes hires weavers who promise to make him the best clothes the world has ever seen.

If you are looking for a quick and easy way to generate a theme for your next project, look no further than this theme generator. She has read and re-read it making different choices each time and talking to me about how it changed the story. When you turn the page to the choice you have made, the story continues and you are given another choice to make.

Just look at Jane Eyre, Percy Jackson, or Harry Potter, for instance — working with one or more or your characters’ names is a surefire way to get some title ideas down. A spectacular book to stimulate creative storytelling and language development, full of vibrant illustration.