Product Description
Now your family can hit the road with a convenient deck of conversation starters!
Based on the incredibly popular deck of cards in Food for Talk: Bringing Families Together One Conversation at a Time, this handy little pack of cards is a perfect way to stimulate conversation among your family members. Quicker than someone can say "Are we there yet?" you and your family will be discussing the topics usually confined to the dinner table. But there are no simple "yes" or "no" answers here. Every card contains a question, inspiration quote, or the instructions to a verbal game designed to illuminate aspects of your family that might never be revealed otherwise.
Overwhelming statistics show that families who play together raise children who are less likely to indulge in risky behavior when theyre older. So instead of everyone putting on their headphones for that long drive, or burying their nose in a book, you can dig out this deck of cards and instantly involve the whole family. Food for Talk: Travel Deck fits in your purse, backpack, or glove compartment, and is perfect for a short drive, the long haul, airport waits, or sitting around a caf table in a foreign country.
The original full-size kit has been featured everywhere from Ladies Home Journal to the Chicago Tribune, Radio Disney, and Knight-Ridder News Service spawned a host of (pale) imitators and given our author prime exposure on the KFC Bring Back Dinner website.
Binding :Paperback
Label :Running Press Miniature Editions
Manufacturer :Running Press Miniature Editions
ProductGroup :Book
Studio :Running Press Miniature Editions
Publisher :Running Press Miniature Editions
EAN :9780762432516
Price :$8.95USD
Lowest Price :$4.55USD
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