It's time to get ready for our BOOK EXCHANGE!!!!!!
Yes, that's right! Time to pull out that book you loved but don't really want to read again, that book you didn't like but someone else might like. On Wednesday, March 14, get ready because it's going to be great!
And...there will be a PRIZE for the person who brings the most books. Will it be you? Gather up those books, because maybe it will!
Yes, that's right! Time to pull out that book you loved but don't really want to read again, that book you didn't like but someone else might like. On Wednesday, March 14, get ready because it's going to be great!
And...there will be a PRIZE for the person who brings the most books. Will it be you? Gather up those books, because maybe it will!
We will also be playing Pass The Hat (Book Themed)
This game is best in groups of about 10 people or less.
Think up one or more questions per person (if the group is large have one question per person, if it's smaller have more). Cut the paper up so that each question is on its own little bit of paper, fold the papers up and put them in some sort of container.
Take it in turns to pull a question out of the hat and answer the question. Once somebody has answered his/her particular question, other people might want to share their own answers.
You'll probably want to set a time limit per question in order to keep things moving along - you don't have to announce this up front, just keep an eye on the time yourself and move things along if necessary.
Example Questions:
This game is best in groups of about 10 people or less.
Think up one or more questions per person (if the group is large have one question per person, if it's smaller have more). Cut the paper up so that each question is on its own little bit of paper, fold the papers up and put them in some sort of container.
Take it in turns to pull a question out of the hat and answer the question. Once somebody has answered his/her particular question, other people might want to share their own answers.
You'll probably want to set a time limit per question in order to keep things moving along - you don't have to announce this up front, just keep an eye on the time yourself and move things along if necessary.
Example Questions:
- What was the first book you remember reading/being read?
- What is your favorite book of all time?
- Which book has left the most lasting impression on you?
- Which book have you read most frequently?
- What books are on your bedside table at the moment?
- Name one book/author that you really can't stand?
- What type of books do you like reading most?
- If you were given $30 to spend on a book today, what book would you buy?
- Where's your favorite place to read?
- Which character in a book do you think is most like you?
- Which character in a book would you most like to be?
- What book do you plan to read next?
- Which literary character would you most like to have a 'significant relationship' with?
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