Things We Love: 'I Never Forget a Face'

 

This game has been a favorite around here for a long time.  The artwork is eye-catching and full of beautiful detail.  I love that the pictures spark conversations about children from other cultures and countries.  Last time we played, we kept a globe nearby. :)

 

Although it is geared for ages 5 and up, we have successfully played it with Keandre, age three.  We use fewer cards, or make a point of being pretty laid back about it all.  We laugh a lot, too -- easy to do when your kiddo is making up the rules as you go along, and has no idea how comical his thoughts are!

If you decide to go purchase this game, pleasepleaseplease consider using this link.  It takes you to the same ol' Amazon.com, but sweet little Madi gets some of the proceeds from the sale.  Her parents use the money to buy her much-needed items that have helped her stand, learn to walk, and more. 

(If you want to pass along the link to others, here it is:

http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=missmadi-20)

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