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Originally Posted by cghipp
Weren't the old "Choose Your Own Adventure" books written in second person present tense? A while back I was talking to my fifth-grade daughter about the different tenses, and that was the only example I could come up with off the top of my head.
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I've tried a couple books that were written in the second person (aside from Choose Your Own Adventure books, of course) and it really didn't work for me. I can see things from someone else's perspective in first or third person, but when a story is told from my alleged point of view, and it is very much unlike me, all I can think of is "No, I'm not".