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Game Review: Abducktion
Today’s review is for Abducktion, a "weirdly strategic duck kidnapping" game for 1-6 players. It is a hilarious strategy game with a strong emphasis on spatial insight and planning.
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Game Review: Not It! The Camping Chaos Edition
I love the compact, take-along-friendly design of this clever game. And since camping trips are often when we find time to play family games, it's fun to have a few games that tie in with the wilderness and camping experience.
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Game Review: Smart Dog
Have you ever watched dogs running through an obstacle course? They are so much fun to watch because the dogs always look like they are having such a good time. That premise for this thinking game makes me smile.
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Game Review: LogiBugs
Today’s review is for the LogiBugs travel game by Smart Games. With magnetized ladybugs it is perfect for playing in the car.
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Review: Animal Farm graphic novel
Having noticed potential Orwellian scenarios percolating in recent months and years, I was interested in revisiting Animal Farm when I saw this graphic novel adaptation.
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Review: Murder on the Orient Express graphic novel
Today, I’m sharing a book review for a graphic novel adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express.
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Review: Hidden Systems
Today, I’m sharing a book review for Hidden Systems: Water, Electricity, the Internet, and the Secrets Behind the Systems We Use Every Day.
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Review: When Stars Are Scattered
Today, I’m sharing a book review for When Stars Art Scattered, a refugee memoir in graphic novel format.
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Game Review: One Up
One Up is easy to learn and quick to play. This is a fun game to have on hand when you want something different to mix things up but don't want to spend a lot of time learning or explaining the rules.
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Review: Science Lessons & Investigations
Today, I'm reviewing Science Lessons & Investigations, Grade 5, a science course for 5th graders, published by Evan-Moor.
