That looks really interesting, Lynn! You would have to be very selective sbout the friends you invited to play though, wouldn’t you? I have friends who would be intimidated by the premise of “writing a book” because they probably haven’t written much except emails or reports since they left college. My DD and her friends would probably love it!

It doesn’t look fun.

It looks like a great learning oportunity, but not really a "game" where there's interaction

between people.

Yes, I agree, interesting but not really a fun game. I do applaud the premise, but . . .

I struggle with the concept of how it is a game or how it is scored or how it is competitive. Seems to me writing is more of a solitary pursuit and this would be more along the lines of a crossword or sudoku that one does on their own.

I get wanting to educate people about wonderful women. Now if they threw a murder in there and you had to research the background of the women to figure out motive or if you were trying to figure out which famous woman was murdered based on the clues given their backgrounds, I could see that as more competitive. Sort of like Clue only a famous women's edition...

I may still get it for DD. We are judging it here without actually seeing how it scores, plays, how long it takes, etc. The average if 30 ratings is 4.9 stars and the descriptions are positively glowing.

I like the famous women murdering people concept. Draw it up and do a Kickstarter, @Annie Deighnaugh!

(Oh I just reread and saw that they are the ones getting murdered. Well, I suppose plenty of them were...)