Games I might actually try at my next house party:
The Smelling Game, Guggenheim, and Memory Lane
Weirdest games:
The Orange Game, Sew a Button, and Applesauce
There were cute little stick figure gems throughout this book, too, which was adorable. And there are more than 100 games chronicled in this hardback book. Considering I paid 25 cents, that's unbelievable value. ;)
The introduction goes on to explain that many of these games were played overseas during World War II to lighten the mood. Kinda crazy that the book was published only a few years after. The original book owners had actually lived through that period and had their own memories of those times.
I was a little bummed the slipcover of the book was long gone, but still a great find. Hopefully I can put it to use next time Mark and I have friends over.
Have any of you ever seen a book like this?
