Books in the adventure genre feature a hero who embarks on a monumental journey, either internally or externally. The main character frequently has a goal and must overcome numerous challenges. Adventure is a thrilling and risky experience where you partake in dangerous and daring activities. An adventure is an event or series of events outside the protagonist's normal course of events, usually involving danger and often physical activity. An adventure book can be fiction or non-fiction. There are few books on non-fiction but a wide range of fiction books.
- Mystery
There's something irresistible about a good mystery, the idea of unraveling the plot and discovering the secret behind it. For cannabis growers, this is what adventure can be all about. The journey to discover how to grow your own weed – from planting to harvesting – can be full of surprises and new challenges. The key is to document everything you do along the way and have fun doing it. This will bring you closer to your plants, making them feel like friends you are trying to help out in their wild journey.
- Exploration
Adventure is all about venturing out into unknown territory, learning as much as you can along the way, and uncovering new things about yourself and the world around you. In cannabis cultivation, this translates into exploring different growing methods, scouting out new locations for growth, learning as much as possible about genetics, composting, and feeding your plants correctly. There's nothing like spending time in nature and gaining a whole new level of understanding of the plant life around you.
- Dedication
No adventure story is complete without a little bit of sacrifice on behalf of the protagonist. For cannabis growers, this means long days in the garden under intense light or temperatures, efforts to save water wherever possible, and an unwavering focus on producing quality buds at all costs. It also requires investing in some expensive tools and nutrients that might not always be available on a budget but are key to a successful outcome. If you're up for the challenge – and want to see some epic results – then adventure is definitely the path for you!
- Surprise and Tension
Rising and falling suspense sets the pace of an adventure story. Conflicts must diminish as one grows. When one conflict is waning, and another is intensifying, the tension can be increased by having the waning conflict move slowly. When the audience expects one action to happen and another one does, the story contains a surprise element. The protagonist's unknowable reaction to the surprise contributes to the suspense and keeps the hero or heroine in focus.
You can read the book Exploring the Neighborhood Pronghorn Community by James Szczur to read a compelling non-fiction book that comprises all of the adventures of James Scczur. The book follows the author s adventures in filling his curiosity about the unique mammal pronghorn as he went on a walk one day on the streets of Colorado. Read this book to experience the adventures.
