Sri Lankan book breaks Guinness World Record for most number of alternate endings

Sri Lankan book breaks Guinness World Record for most number of alternate endings

The book "Wonder Crystal" by veteran write Sybil Wettasinghe was recognised as a Guinness World Record, the Colombo Gazette newspaper said in the report on Thursday.

AgenciesUpdated: Saturday, March 07, 2020, 08:51 AM IST
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Veteran children's story water Sybil Wettasinghe along with another 20,000 children around the country managed to set up a GUİNNESS World Record for the book with most alternative endings with her book "Wonder Crystal". | Twitter

A Sri Lankan book has achieved a world record for the most number of alternate endings, a media report said.

The book "Wonder Crystal" by veteran write Sybil Wettasinghe was recognised as a Guinness World Record, the Colombo Gazette newspaper said in the report on Thursday.

The book was launched with the objective of encouraging children to use their imagination and explore their creativity and thus complete the story by contributing through their writings, drawings and poetry.

"Wonder Crystal" is the only children's book in the world with 1,250 completed alternative endings.

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