Charades 2: Birds

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades, giving great amusement to any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being the name of a bird. The name is divided in two parts e.g. ‘blackbird’ would become ‘black’ + ‘bird’. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word ‘black’; Chapter 2 has the word ‘bird’; and Chapter 3 builds up to a call for the name.

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Charades 2: Birds

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades, giving great amusement to any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being the name of a bird. The name is divided in two parts e.g. ‘blackbird’ would become ‘black’ + ‘bird’. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word ‘black’; Chapter 2 has the word ‘bird’; and Chapter 3 builds up to a call for the name.

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Charades 2: Birds

Charades 2: Birds

by Dr E J Yeaman
Charades 2: Birds

Charades 2: Birds

by Dr E J Yeaman

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Overview

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades, giving great amusement to any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being the name of a bird. The name is divided in two parts e.g. ‘blackbird’ would become ‘black’ + ‘bird’. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word ‘black’; Chapter 2 has the word ‘bird’; and Chapter 3 builds up to a call for the name.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940151837774
Publisher: Dr E J Yeaman
Publication date: 03/25/2015
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 83 KB

About the Author

I retired (early) and decided to start a new career as a writer. Having heard my stories, two friends suggested I should write for children. I’d never thought of that – although I’d spent my first career communicating with young people – as a Chemistry teacher, and running clubs for badminton, chess, table tennis and hillwalking. The advice reminded me of a story I had started years before – about an Earth boy who became an agent of the Galactic Federation because he could sense the minds of the people of other planets. I started the story again, giving the boy a new name, Tony, and a girl companion, his cousin Bea, hoping that girls would like to read about her. I loved writing about Tony and Bea, and the young friends they made on other planets – as well as the dangers they faced. from baddies and wild beasts. Short-sighted publishers rejected the stories, but I enjoyed writing them, so I just kept doing it. I’ve now polished some of my favourites, and I’m issuing them as e-books. I hope everyone enjoys reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them.

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