A Board Game for People Who Love to Read
Summary
Chicago, IL, May 20, 2009 --( "In a time where newspaper reading is on the decline and video games seem to be taking over our house, we see a place for something classic that draws on our learning and enthusiasm for books," says co-creator Catherine Braendel.The game, which features hundreds of clues, a design that blends modern and old-world imagery, and wooden pawns is currently sold at a dozen Chicago-area bookstores and is available online at www.goodreadgames.com.### Chicago, IL, May 20, 2009 --( PR.com )-- A new board game lets people who love to read revel in their knowledge of books."In a time where newspaper reading is on the decline and video games seem to be taking over our house, we see a place for something classic that draws on our learning and enthusiasm for books," says co-creator Catherine Braendel.And time and again, players discovered how much more they knew than they might have guessed going into it," says Ms. Braendel.The game, which features hundreds of clues, a design that blends modern and old-world imagery, and wooden pawns is currently sold at a dozen Chicago-area bookstores and is available online at www.goodreadgames.com.