AASL February Column
Lucy Campbell and Barbara Opar, column editors
Column by Barbara Opar
This month we are sharing something on the lighter side. Public libraries have long provided board games and puzzles for patrons. Now academic libraries are getting into the “game”. Why games, especially when academic libraries are facing budgetary challenges?
- Hues and Cues – A Vibrant Color Guessing Game
- Architectura – Board Game
- LEGO Architecture, Taj Mahal – Building Set
- Catan – Board Game
- Iconic Buildings – Memory Game
- 7 Wonders: Architects – Board Game
- Thames & Kosmos – Architectural Engineering Kit
- Blueprints – Board Game
- Pantone – Creative Card Game
- Thames & Kosmos: My City – Board Game
- Concept – Party Game
- Imhotep: Builder of Egypt – Board Game
- Bauhaus Around You – Card Game
- Frank Lloyd Wright Falling Water – 500 pieces, double-sided
- Colorful Houses – 1000 pieces
- Grand Canal with Gondola at Sunset, Venice Italy – 1000 pieces
- World Architecture – 500 Pieces
- New York Skyline – 1000 pieces
- London Bridge – 1000 pieces