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Big Book of Family Games - 101 Original Family & Group Games that Don't Need Charging! - cover

Big Book of Family Games - 101 Original Family & Group Games that Don't Need Charging!

Brad Berger

Publisher: Familius

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Summary

Bring family and friends together for hours of entertainment with this giant compendium of hilarious and challenging interactive games.  
 
The Big Book of Family Games brings people together for hours of fun that requires virtually nothing more than pens and paper. Perfect for family gatherings or vacations, dinner parties, or any casual group setting, this book guarantees to get people off their phones and laptops and engaging in hilarious, challenging entertainment.  
 
The 1010 thoroughly original, rigorously tested games in this book are designed to challenge each player's ability to strategize, bluff, read minds, memorize, think quickly, solve puzzles, and more. No texting, tweeting, or web surfing allowed!
Available since: 04/01/2019.
Print length: 361 pages.

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