Name: After Dinner Amusements: Ghoulish Games: 50 Ideas for Frightening Fun
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Author: Chronicle Chronicle Books; Chronicle Books
ISBN: 9781797230979

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After Dinner Amusements: Ghoulish Games: 50 Ideas for Frightening Fun

Type

Physical Book

Author

Chronicle Books

Chronicle Chronicle Books

Publisher

Chronicle Books

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781797230979

Synopsis "After Dinner Amusements: Ghoulish Games: 50 Ideas for Frightening Fun"

Get your spooky on with Ghoulish Games, a haunting addition to our bestselling After Dinner Amusements series! Prepare to scare yourself silly with the 50 easy-to-play games in this take-anywhere tin. Activities range from classics like "Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board" to new offerings like "Tarot Charades," "Pass the Possession," or "Frankenstory." FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY: The perfect balance of spooky, easy-to-play, and accessible activities in this tin will bring frights and delights to all ages! GREAT GIFT: Perfect for anyone looking for Halloween party inspiration or wanting to channel spooky season all year long. PERFECT FOR: Parents and families with kids and teens of all ages; anyone hosting a Halloween bash, slumber party, or game night; friends who love witchy or spooky stuff. TAKE IT ANYWHERE: The petite, portable tin is the perfect size to throw in a backpack or purse, keep in a glove compartment, stash in a suitcase, or bring to a coven meeting. EXPLORE THE ENTIRE SERIES: This game is part of the After Dinner Amusements series, a collection of tiny tins filled with family-friendly prompts for exploring and engaging with the world around you.

Chronicle Books

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Chronicle Books is a leading independent publisher founded in 1967 in San Francisco, known for its innovative approach to illustrated books, graphic design, and lifestyle publications. Its works span genres such as art, cooking, photography, graphic narrative, and children's literature, standing out for their high visual and creative quality. A notable example is One Line a Day: A Five-Year Memory Book (2009), a diary that has resonated globally for its simple daily memory recording proposal.

Among its most popular works are also 642 Things to Write About (2011), a source of inspiration for writers, and children's books like Press Here by Hervé Tullet (2010). The publisher has collaborated with renowned artists and authors, consolidating its reputation as a benchmark in creative publications.

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