"Twelve-year-old Kyle gets to stay overnight in the new town library, designed by his hero (the famous gamemaker Luigi Lemoncello), with other students but finds that come morning he must work with friends to solve puzzles in order to escape"--Provided by publisher

"Can you name 5 things that could make a person sneeze? How about 5 TV dads? ... 5 video games? ... Fruits of vegetables beginning with 'a'? Name 5 is the outrageous new party game that asks the easy questions you know the answers to. Sure, you know 1 movie starring America's sweetheart or a certain Hollywood heartthrob ... maybe even 2 ... but can you Name 5???"--Back of box.

A rummy-type card game with a challenging and exciting twist! The Challenge: Be the first player to complete 10 phases. The Twist: The phase to be completed is specific for each hand. Those that complete the phase advance to the next, but those that have not must try again.

"This is a game of challenge for two to six players. The object is to gain control of the star point directly opposite yours by moving all of your pegs into it. The first player to do so wins." --Instruction sheet.

Players take turns opening two doors, one at a time, to match pictures and score points.

"Michael and his friends, Sarah and Bryson, are still being chased by a cyber-terrorist. And now the government is after them, too"-- Michael completed the Path. What he found at the end turned everything he'd ever known about his life completely upside down. The truth Michael discovered about Kaine is more complex than anticipated, and more terrifying. Kaine is a tangent, a computer program that has become sentient. Kaine's master plan will populate...

There is always only one matching card between any 2 cards in this game. Spot it and you win.

"In the poor town of Carp, New York, a group of teens enters a high-stakes game that involves a series of secretive, possibly deadly challenges throughout the summer, with the winner receiving more than $50,000--enough money to start a new life"--

The reader follows Waldo and other characters as they travel through various scenes and tries to find them and their lost objects in the illustrations

Match these wooden puzzle pairs to make mastering letters and their sounds as easy as A, B, C. The puzzles are self-correcting--each piece has only one match that fits--so children can play independently and learn at the same time.