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A new project to help English with their reading skills may soon be way, if the developers can reach their funding . The proposed concept is a series of "multiple-path" story books in which the reader can choose the of the story. Unlike novels that are linear, multiple path stories provide the reader with regarding where they want the story to go. It is the of teacher and author Marcos Benevides. He said: "The stories combine all the of traditional 2nd-person multi-path stories with the language that developing readers need, all in a high-quality package that appeals to as well as to adventurous kids."

The project hopes to receive funding from the Kickstarter.com website. This site is a new to fund creative projects. Since its in 2009, 4.8 million people have pledged $793 million, funding 48,000 creative projects. Thousands of creative projects are raising funds on Kickstarter. If , Mr Benevides' project will be one of the first, if not the , English language teaching projects to get using Kickstarter. Benevides said: "The plan is to launch the first three on January 1st, then one month after that. By the end of 2014, we hope that the series will have become . If that happens, we will continue producing new titles ."

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Good Luck. A new project to help English with their reading skills may soon be way, if the developers can reach their funding . The proposed concept is a series of "multiple-path" story books in which the reader can choose the of the story. Unlike novels that are linear, multiple path stories provide the reader with regarding where they want the story to go. It is the of teacher and author Marcos Benevides. He said: "The stories combine all the of traditional 2nd-person multi-path stories with the language that developing readers need, all in a high-quality package that appeals to as well as to adventurous kids." The project hopes to receive funding from the Kickstarter.com website. This site is a new to fund creative projects. Since its in 2009, 4.8 million people have pledged $793 million, funding 48,000 creative projects. Thousands of creative projects are raising funds on Kickstarter. If , Mr Benevides' project will be one of the first, if not the , English language teaching projects to get using Kickstarter. Benevides said: "The plan is to launch the first three on January 1st, then one month after that. By the end of 2014, we hope that the series will have become . If that happens, we will continue producing new titles ."
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