Ultimate Book of Family Card Games
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€16.99
The Ultimate Book of Family Card Games is your go-to guide for over 50 exciting card games kids and adults can play together! Whether you're teaching kids how to play cards or hosting a competitive game night with friends, this card game collection has something for everyone. Includes classic family card games like: Rummy, Spades, War, Old Maid, Go Fish, Crazy Eights, and Hearts—and lesser-known gems such as Comet and Snip Snap Snorem.
Each game includes clear instructions, helpful rules, and winning strategies, plus vibrant illustrations to make playing card games even more accessible. This book is organized by type and difficulty, making it simple to pick a game for any occasion. Plus, it includes a fascinating look at each game’s history and origins.
Why You'll Love This Book:
Each game includes clear instructions, helpful rules, and winning strategies, plus vibrant illustrations to make playing card games even more accessible. This book is organized by type and difficulty, making it simple to pick a game for any occasion. Plus, it includes a fascinating look at each game’s history and origins.
Why You'll Love This Book:
- 50+ Card Games for All Ages: Family classics and lesser-known games everyone will enjoy
- Clear Instructions & Strategies: Easy-to-follow rules and expert tips on how to play, including popular variations
- Organized by Type & Difficulty: Chapters include Capturing games, Shedding, Trick-Taking, Rummy games, and more
- Perfect for Family Fun: Encourage quality time with kids, relatives, and friends—also makes a great Christmas gift and stocking stuffer!
- Easy Brain Exercise: Playing card games boosts concentration, memory, and hand-eye coordination in children and adults alike
Oliver Ho has published numerous books for children, and his work has appeared in many print and online publications, including Descant, The New Quarterly, and PopMatters.com. He is the front page editor at two of the largest web portals in Canada: MSN Canada and Yahoo! Canada. Ho received his BFA from York University, where he was awarded the Presidents Prize for Poetry. He lives in Toronto, Canada.