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The Mammoth Book of Astounding Word Games (The Mammoth Book Series)

by Peter Newby

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Newby loves games in which he can use ridiculously obscure words like cwym and aea. And he doesn't like to clearly explain how to play the games. In his niche I suppose he's a hit, but I did not get much out of this book except for a couple of solitaire games and a couple of children's" (his pejorative, not mine) games that I might be able to talk my family into playing with me." ( )
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