TableTopics - Family: Questions To Start Great Conversations ( Green )

Really pleased I bought these - intended for the dinner table for my 7 and 9 year old boys but ended up making a great evening across 4 generations throughout the night! Was a bit disappointed when I read the first card about what we do during recess - thought it was going to be very American but it actually wasn't. My grandmother is usually very quiet but she chatted all night! Got us talking about all sorts of things we would never had chatted about, learnt new things about family members we would never have known, one question could turn into further discussions. Once the boys got down from the table, the adults continued for hours! Also really made people listen to each other, taught the boys that they needed to listen and give people the opportunity to speak rather than listening to an initial answer and then moving straight on to the next person. Everyone went home and said how great the cards were and how nice it was to have an evening spent sitting round the table chatting. Got slightly cheaper in the sale, still thought they were a bit pricey but worth every penny! Could think of lots of different occasions they could be used.

good product but i would say way too expensive for what it iswe did have fun with it over christmas.Would i buy one of the other ones available...probably not due to the price of thembut otherwise a nice product

Bought this on a whim but at mealtimes with the grandchildren it is brilliant. They tell you things you wouldn't normally hear and they know you are listening. Between courses and after eating it keeps them at the table and sometimes they ask for it

We talk a lot anyway! but this looked fun. Our kids use it as a way of changing the conversation from some boring adult waffle to something they are interested in :) Anything that engages youngsters and helps teach them communication and rational argument, etc must be good.

Enjoyable game and works with child guests and other family members too. However Amazon UK's price at £53.01 is ludicrously expensive: it costs $25 at amazon.com!