Product Description

Bring hilarity and fun to your party as you and your friends pit your wits against each other with this selection of 40 drinking games. Whether they require dexterity, quick thinking, or some crazy antics to be performed, all the games have one thing in common - if you lose or underperform you have to drink as a forfeit, and in most cases buy the next round, too. So top up your glasses, choose a game, and have fun!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1400803 in Books
• Published on: 2003-08
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 40 pages

Review
This is an amusing collection of "drinking" games, ideal for getting a party going or resorting to once everyone is merry.... although by that stage it may be a little difficult to construct a pyramid of drinks or understand the instructions. From bottles to matchsticks, playing cards to coins, there is a good selection for all and every situation. Attractively presented in their own poppered case the cards are sturdy enough, if not perhaps waterproof, to withstand the occasional spill and should provide hours of amusement once in the mood. But just remember, if you're on a losing streak you could still be paying the price the next day with a monumental hangover! - Lucy Watson

About the Author
Since 2000. Ryland Peters and Small was founded in 1995 to bring a breath of fresh air to illustrated book publishing. At their offices in London and New York they work with the best authors, photographers, illustrators and stylists to create books that combine innovative, cutting-edge design and images with practical, accessible information. Their beautiful books are devoted to the pleasures of life: health and wellbeing, our homes and gardens, the food we eat, the wine we drink. Ryland Peters and Small staff has enormous fun creating their books, and they hope you have as much fun reading them. In 1999 they launched the Paperstyle gift range of elegant notecards, journals, interactive journals and address books. All perfect for gifts – but perhaps too good to give away?